I was just now at a security cabinet meeting discussing a framework agreement on Iran's nuclear program. The Cabinet of Ministers unanimously protested this flawed deal. The presented agreement will become a real threat to the region and the whole world, and jeopardize the existence of Israel. ...
US President Barack Obama called the interim agreements reached in Lausanne to reduce the scope of the Iranian nuclear program over the next ten years “a good deal for the benefit of the security of the United States, its allies and the whole world.” “The United States and its allies have reached a historic understanding with Iran...
Minister of Strategic Affairs and Intelligence, Yuval Steinitz said that in light of the threat of a nuclear Iran, any options are possible, including military action. Against the background of Iran's difficult negotiations with six world powers on Tehran's nuclear program, Steinitz said that Israel intends to resist ...
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a statement to the press regarding the Lausanne talks: “Yesterday, an Iranian general said, and I quote, “The destruction of Israel is not a subject of negotiation.” It seems that giving the bloody Iranian regime a direct path to the bomb is precisely the subject of negotiations...
One of the main components of the agreement on Iran's nuclear program will be the lifting of the embargo on oil supplies. Thus, the White House plans to further bring down world energy prices in order to inflict an even more painful blow on Russia. The "bargaining chip" in this ...
An Iranian official said that in the event of an Israeli attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran, the second largest city of the Jewish state, Tel Aviv, would be destroyed in a matter of minutes. The representative of the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, Moitaba Zolnur, told the journalists about this. ...
US Secretary of State John Kerry met with his Iranian counterpart Javad Zarif in Paris on Friday to negotiate Tehran's nuclear program. According to a State Department spokesman, they talked for about an hour, continuing a conversation started earlier this week at ...
For the first time in history, the prestigious Fields Prize in Mathematics went to a woman. The happy owner of the award was 37-year-old Mariam Mirzakhani. It is also interesting that the scientist, who today lives and works in America, is from Iran, a country where it is not easy for women to achieve success anywhere ...