Members of Congress are frustrated at the Obama administration's lack of transparency with regard to side agreements between the IAEA and Iran concerning nuclear inspections.
Why are details of the pact between Iran and the UN's nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, kept secret? Are they hiding anything from Congress, which is slated to vote on the deal?
Ben Cohen modestly offers some suggestions, in no particular order, as to what everyone should be asking the Obama administration on its new Twitter page @TheIranDeal.
President Obama was Jon Stewart's guest on the Daily Show where the two discussed the Iranian nuclear agreement. Stewart didn't challenge him on a single point.
Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei produced a video with a warning to Israel that nuclear deal or not - Israel's security will not be ensured by Obama or anyone else.
Instead, we caved early and often because the Iranians knew we desperately need a deal to implement President Obama's world vision and to enhance his legacy.
An upgraded free trade agreement between Canada and Israel will benefit both parties while underscoring the close relationship shared by the two allies.
Prime Minister Netanyahu, recalling the nuclear deal with North Korea in 1994, warned that the world was making a new mistake by signing an agreement with Iran.
Most Americans do not believe that the nuclear deal will stop Iran from building a bomb. They would prefer to leave sanctions on the Islamic Republic in place.
Responding to a UN resolution, Iran vowed to improve its ballistics capabilities and that inspectors will not have access to sites belonging to the missile program.
The Obama administration’s handling of Palestinian violations of agreements they’ve signed offers an important clue as to how the US will respond to Iranian breaches.
US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter is visiting Israel to assuage fears regarding the Iran nuclear deal before stopping in Saudi Arabia for the same purpose.
Along with its many flaws and loopholes, the deal with Iran has the West protecting its nuclear development facilities from sabotage by foreign entities working to undermine the Islamic Republic's dangerous terror agenda.
Ron Dermer, Israel's Ambassador to the US, is working hard on Capitol Hill to convey Israel's deep concerns with the bad Iran nuclear deal in the hope that Congress will vote against it.
The Hezbollah terror organization has welcomed the West's nuclear deal with Iran as a game changer that will advance the Islamic agenda in the Middle East.
AIPAC, the leading American pro-Israel lobby, has launched Citizens for a Nuclear Free Iran, as part of its effort to get Congress to block the nuclear deal with Iran.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the world for ignoring Iran's calls of 'Death to America' and 'Death to Israel' after the signing of the Iran nuclear deal.
Secretary of State John Kerry said the US was working to repair its ties with Israel, but criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu for his disapproval of the nuclear deal with Iran.
PM Netanyahu and British Foreign Secretary Hammond had a joint meeting that turned into a sparring match over the nuclear deal with Iran. Guess who got the last word?
The P5+1 powers including the US have just signed a terrible nuclear agreement with Iran. Call your representatives in Congress and urge them to reject the deal!
Join United with Israel at the New York City rally in Times Square on JULY 22 to protest the world's dangerous nuclear deal with Iran. Learn more about this critical event!
In this video, Maryam Rajavi, the president elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran criticizes the nuclear explaining that the Iranian regime CANNOT be trusted.
Distinguished US Army General Paul Selva talks straight about the dangerous nuclear deal with Iran. Watch what he says about the world's leading sponsor of terror...
Despite enthusiasm expressed by US President Barack Obama and Western leaders regarding the nuclear deal with Iran, Canada remains skeptical and will base its decisions on Iran's actions, not words.
Israelis are united in opposing the nuclear deal with Iran. Across the political spectrum, the citizens of Israel agree with PM Netanyahu that overnight the world has become a much more dangerous place.
The US Secretary of Defense will arrive next week to reassure Israel that the Iran nuclear deal will not end US-Israeli bilateral cooperation to counter Iran’s terror activities.
The bad nuclear deal is being celebrated by many in the world, especially in Iran, but as Dr. Ephraim Herrera, an expert on Islamic ideology explains, the world is ignoring Iran's dangerous ideology.
Israeli Minister of Education Naftali Bennett spoke on CNN about the nuclear deal with Iran, highlighting the dangers and risks inherent in this very bad deal.
Israeli leaders from across the political spectrum condemned the bad Iran nuclear deal as ineffective, saying it ignores Iran's support of global terror.
Speaker of the US House of Representatives John Boehner has harshly denounced the nuclear deal with Iran, promising that Congress will do everything possible to stop the bad deal.
The Iran nuclear deal President Obama has approved now faces a 60-day review in Congress. Will Congress also approve it? Obama has already said he would veto any opposition to the deal.
