US State Department officials are optimistic that a nuclear agreement with Iran will be achieved before the March 31st deadline.

Days after Netanyahu's historic Congressional speech against a deal with Iran, Obama said that the US would "walk away" from an unacceptable agreement.

In an attempt to sidestep accusations that Iran seeks to destroy Israel, Iran’s FM actually claimed that Iran "saved" Jews in the past, even during the ancient Purim episode.

Former New York City Mayor says Obama is on a "reckless" path with Iran, as negotiations between the P5+1 and Iran progress.

The fact that Kerry did not stop in Israel while in the region is widely assumed to be a deliberate slight against the Jewish state.

Kerry blasted the UN Human Rights Council, pointing to an unbalanced focus on Israel and noting that this obsession undermines the organization's credibility.

The Obama administration is vigorously pursuing a deal with Iran, while Israel warns vehemently against it.

Supposed US capitulation to Iran over its nuclear program has European officials worried while Israeli officials claim the US "has given the Iranians 80 percent of what they want."

Israel's successful hit on a convoy in the Syrian Golan exposed the extent of Iran's efforts to wage war. Hezbollah threatened that its response “would be painful and unexpected.”

In astounding news, Iran announced it is constructing two more nuclear reactors, while world powers shrug their shoulders.

US lawmakers are pursuing tougher measures against Iran as Kerry pushes for a deal.

Israel is closely and anxiously following the negotiations between the West and Iran regarding its nuclear program. Can Obama deliver?

Is Syria's Assad working with Iran and Hezbollah to acquire nuclear weapons? German daily Der Spiegel says that they are doing just that.

The prospect of Iran becoming a threshold nuclear power is cause for much concern in Jerusalem, as U.S. Secretary Kerry is eager to make a deal.