Mohammad Javad Zarif said sanctions force Iran to rely on intermediaries for purchases, exposing it to Israeli interference.

This former Obama administration official has been accused of leaking information about Israeli strikes to Iran.

The battle cries against the Jewish State were made by no less than Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Foreign Minister Javad Zarif.

Iran's foreign minister recently tweeted a whopper, claiming that his nation 'hasn't attacked anyone in centuries.'

The behavior of European leaders towards Zarif shows how frightened they are of Iran and how these non-stop moralists will seemingly do anything for money.

In light of Israel's evidence that Iran lied about its weapons program, the question should not be whether there is any proof that Iran is in breach of the nuclear deal, but whether there is any proof that it is complying with it.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to the Iranian foreign minister’s outrageous tweet with some choice words.

As the Iran nuclear talks march toward the deadline in June, US Senators are working to convince their colleagues to give Congress oversight on any final deal.

The Western powers have extended the deadline for a final agreement with Iran. Israel, meanwhile, is keeping close track of the developments.