Writer, lawyer, actor, comedian and commentator Ben Stein wrote Monday that the deal the Obama administration has reached with Iran is “so bad that it could not be an accident, even for a President as inexperienced and foolish as Mr. Obama or a Secretary of State so filled with anger as Mr. Kerry.”
The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) has supported former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee remarking on the disastrous Iranian nuclear deal with Iran, that it would “take the Israelis and march them to the door of the oven” (Peter Baker, ‘Obama Criticizes Huckabee, Trump, Cruz and Other Republicans,’ New York Times).
Banking on the nuclear deal it signed recently with Western powers, Iran is seeking to resume direct flights to and from the United States, ending a three-decade moratorium, the Tehran’s aviation authority said.
Washington – Former United States secretary of defense Donald Rumsfeld stated on Monday that releasing Jonathan Pollard is a bad idea, following rumors regarding the possibility that the former Israeli spy will be released early from a life sentence.
Fresh from forging a controversial deal with Iran, which critics have blasted as a capitulation to Tehran’s demands, the Obama administration is willing to be just as “flexible” with North Korea, a US government envoy has said.
Two decades of mystery shrouding the fate of three Iranian Jews who disappeared in 1997 have come to a close, after the Mossad confirmed that they were killed by Iranian authorities while attempting to emigrate to Israel.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei issued a blunt warning to the U.S. on Saturday, tweeting an illustrated image of what appears to be President Barack Obama holding a gun to his head and declaring that the U.S. will be the ultimate victim of any aggression towards the Islamic Republic.
Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie is out with his second television commercial, assailing President Barack Obama over the Iran nuclear deal.
Secretary of State John Kerry said today it would be a tremendous mistake if Israel decided to take unilateral military action against Iran over its nuclear program in the future.
New York – Thousands of protesters packed into Times Square Wednesday evening to demand that Congress vote down the proposed U.S. deal with Iran.