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.
There is no daylight among Israel's leaders and especially between Israel's governing coalition and its opposition with regard to the Iran nuclear deal. Israelis across the political spectrum oppose this bad deal.
In a huge setback for Israel and an overwhelming collapse of Western red lines in the nuclear negotiations, the P5+1 powers including the United States will soon sign a bad nuclear deal with Iran.
Top US experts published a letter in which they urge the Obama administration to seek a better deal with Iran, as the one currently proposed is deemed to fail.
Michael Flynn, former intelligence chief, said that the proposed Iran nuclear deal has "serious deficiencies,” the Obama administration's approach is “wishful thinking” and that Israel may be forced to act.
An Israeli delegation headed by National Security Adviser Yossi Cohen will meet with US officials in Washington in the hope that they will be able to influence the American stance on Iran before they sign a bad deal.
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin warned about the negative consequences of unilateral international initiatives to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
AIPAC has published a point-by-point list of responses to arguments made by supporters of the bad framework Iran deal. Anyone who believes a nuclear Iran would be bad for the world must read this!
