Netanyahu: Israel Reserves Right to Attack Iran | Insists any negotiations ‘a trap’
Netanyahu: Israel Reserves Right to Attack Iran
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Israeli Officials Complain of US Reluctance to Attack Iran
Israeli officials are again complaining that public statements from top U.S. officials have not been sufficiently supportive of waging war on Iran and have played into the hands of the Ayatollahs. This is not a first. Last month, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu,...
MeK Status on US Terror List Hinges on Relocation
If the terrorist Iranian dissident group Mujahadin-e Khalq (MeK) can't find someplace to go after being evicted from its base in Iraq, the United States may remove the group from the State Department's terrorist list. The MEK has a long history of terrorist activity...
Israeli MP: Syrian Rebels Want to Be Friends With Israel
Israeli MP: Syrian Rebels Want to Be Friends With Israel | Calls on Israel to aid rebel factions
Israeli Officials: Let’s Starve Iranian Civilians
Israeli Officials: Let’s Starve Iranian Civilians | Starving people would probably force regime change, Israel bets
Israel Won’t Warn US Before Attacking Iran
Israel Won’t Warn US Before Attacking Iran | Officials plan to keep US ‘in the dark’
Israeli Arms Deal With Azerbaijan Adds to Tensions With Iran
Israeli Arms Deal With Azerbaijan Adds to Tensions With Iran | Iran strengthens ties with Lebanon as nations secure regional allies
Netanyahu Dismisses Complaints, But Fight Over Al-Aqsa Threatens to Escalate
Netanyahu Dismisses Complaints, But Fight Over Al-Aqsa Threatens to Escalate | Arab MPs warn against damaging mosque
Israeli Attack on Iran Would Pull US into Another Unnecessary War
If Israel decides to preemptively strike Iran's nuclear facilities, a subservient United States could be drawn into another unnecessary but substantial war in the Middle East. If Israel's warplanes, donated from the U.S., managed to penetrate Iranian air space and...
Classified Cable From 2005 Echoes Current Fear-Mongering on Iran
A classified State Department cable sent by America’s top diplomat in Tel Aviv in 2005 warned that Israeli officials believed Iran’s progress towards a nuclear weapon was nearing the "point of no return," echoing current U.S.-Israeli tensions regarding intelligence...
