CIA: We Knew About 'Secret' Iranian Plant for Years
CIA Director Leon Panetta says the United States knew about the “secret” Iranian nuclear plant near Qom for years.
CIA Director Leon Panetta says the United States knew about the “secret” Iranian nuclear plant near Qom for years.
Peres emerges as a key in Obama’s ditching a planned defense shield system in Poland. One theory: Russia agreed to back sanctions against Iran.

Former Carter security advisor and Obama backer Zbig Brzezinski has urged Obama to shoot at Israeli planes if they attack Iran.
On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, PM Netanyahu meets with U.S. envoy Mitchell in a round of talks aimed at promoting more talks.

PM Netanyahu plans to approve hundreds of new housing units in Judea and Samaria – then to freeze construction.

A Belgian national and resident of France was arrested for an alleged plot to illegally export F-5 fighter jet engines from the US to Iran.
While the US is talking up tough sanctions against Iran, it is training United Arab Emirates pilots on F-16 planes to prepare for war with Iran.

Defense Minister Barak: Ahmadinejad's decision to appoint an arch terrorist as Iran's Defense Minister shows Iran's true colors.
American and European pressure on Israel to dismantle so-called illegal outposts is “unacceptable,” says Minister Daniel Hershkowitz.

Former U.S. Governor Mike Huckabee warns that segregation “didn't work out real well” in America, and won't work in Israel.
Israeli reporter David Bedein and activist Jeff Daube give U.S. Congressmen a new perspective on the Israel-PA relationship.
In a seeming departure from U.S. policy, Congressman Al Green expresses confidence in ability of Israel, PA to negotiate without intervention.
Tying the easing of import restrictions, the U.S. will press Syria to resume talks with Israel.

Kuwaiti, Jordanian and Saudi officials gave US leaders Obama and Clinton the same message: more pressure on Israel, now.

Iran has the technology to create a nuclear weapon within a year, Western intelligence sources told the London Times.

The Touro Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in the U.S., opened a $12 million visitors center Sunday.

A U.S. official convicted for sharing classified information with AIPAC charges betrayal, anti-Semitism in first interviews.

U.S. diplomats outline the sanctions they may put on Iran, if at some unknown date it is decided that dialogue has failed.

The US told Syria that it will reduce trade restrictions towards Damascus, which were imposed five years ago for supporting terror against Israel.

Pro-Israel activists in the United States call on their government to stop pressuring Israel for concessions.
An Iranian official said that his country is ready to take “real and decisive” action in response to an Israeli attack on its nuclear facilities.

Likud Minister Benny Begin says that the United States should honor its prior commitments to allow “natural growth.”

Likud MK Danny Danon calls on Prime Minister Netanyahu to boycott the annual July 4th festivities to protest American “contempt” towards Israel.

The United States has re-approved its Israel loan guarantee program of $9 billion over three years. The program was initially launched in 2003.
The State Department may have toned down its demand on Israel to freeze construction within Judea and Samaria. The UN, however, remains chilled.

Talks between Israel and the PA for a new Arab state have turned into a dialogue with the US. An American reporter asked, “What is the real goal?”

Security officials talk, US exerts pressure and IDF cuts back Judea and Samaria checkpoints - 60% since last year. Residents are concerned.

A court in the United States sentenced Saleh Elahwal to 18 months in jail for broadcasting Hizbullah TV shows to satellite customers.

The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has reopened after neo-Nazi James von Brunn's attack. His son, Erik, wishes his father - not the guard - had died.