Barak Denies Opposing Iran War | Downplays US-Israel split
Barak Denies Opposing Iran War
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Netanyahu Vows to Keep Pressing US to Move Against Iran
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Israeli Opposition Leader Accuses Netanyahu of ‘Meddling’ in US Vote
Israeli Opposition Leader Accuses Netanyahu of ‘Meddling’ in US Vote | Risks alienating Obama Administration, Mofaz warns
Netanyahu, Iran, and Letterman: The Curious US-Israel Dispute
Netanyahu, Iran, and Letterman: The Curious US-Israel Dispute | White House downplays spat, but what’s really going on?
Settlers Vandalize West Bank Mosque in Latest ‘Price Tag’ Strike
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Poll Shows Overwhelming US Opposition to Attacking Iran
Poll Shows Overwhelming US Opposition to Attacking Iran | Don’t want to get involved if Israel attacks either
Israeli Official Cites 2007 Syria Strike to Justify Attacking Iran
An Israeli official on Monday cited a 2007 airstrike on a Syrian nuclear reactor to justify another unilateral attack on Iran’s nuclear program if the US maintains its position of not backing action now. “President [George W.] Bush did not agree to the United States...
Obama Rejects Netanyahu Request to Meet Later This Month
The White House has rejected a request by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to meet President Barak Obama in the United States later this month, in what has to be the biggest snub yet in a tense relationship between the two leaders. According to an Israeli...
Netanyahu: US Has No Moral Right to Block Israeli Strike on Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday said the United States has no moral right to object to an Israeli military strike on Iran because it has failed to threaten Iran with war for a nuclear weapons program that doesn't exist. Netanyahu's statement seems...
Barak Says Iran War Last Resort, in New Moderate Approach
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak once again took a more moderate tone over the possibility of a military strike against Iran, insisting any strike would come only after "all other options have been exhausted." Barak told Israeli soldiers in a speech at a military...
