The Baha’is in Iran
Anyone who takes an interest in human rights issues in Iran — and there are many who do — probably knows about the Baha’is. They are a small religious minority (perhaps as many as 300,000), but nonetheless the largest in the country.
IDF Chief: Israel Will Use “Force” Against Iran
IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz warned of the growing security challenges facing Israel at the annual Herzliya Conference.
America’s Nuclear Nightmares: Russia, China, and Soon Iran?
Fifty years ago, the CIA produced a Special National Intelligence Estimate (SNIE) on China’s nuclear weapons program for President Lyndon Johnson.
Obama Optimistic About Iran Agreement
In a major foreign policy speech, Obama remains optimistic about an agreement with Iran. Ted Cruz responds by standing firmly with Israel…
Behind the Lines: Saudi shuffle
With the US engaging Iran, is Riyadh changing its stance toward Tehran?; A number of recent Saudi moves and official statements have led to speculation regarding a possible shift.
Netanyahu: Decision to Release Terrorists “Toughest of All”
Speaking to Jeffrey Goldberg of Bloomberg, Netanyahu blamed the collapse of peace talks on the actions and decisions of Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas.
Ayatollah Khamenei: Israel World’s “Most Wicked Terrorists”
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei took to Twitter on Wednesday to bash Israel.
Netanyahu Confirms Iran Sharing Nuclear Secrets with North Korea
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Iran is sharing nuclear technology with North Korea.
Iran Unveils Copycat Version of Downed US Drone
Iran has unveiled its own version of the US Lockheed Martin Sentinel RQ-170 drone which the Islamic Republic shot down in 2011.
Netanyahu Heads to Japan Hoping to Stop a Nuclear Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will arrive in Tokyo later on Sunday as part of bilateral talks with his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe.