Iran nuclear bomb
Trump's agreement weakens Iran, but doesn’t end its threat - analysis
How should the deal be judged? One useful way is to measure it against the objectives Trump and Netanyahu themselves laid out when they launched the attack on February 28.
Supreme Leader says enriched uranium must stay in Iran, Iranian sources say
Iran claims Natanz nuclear facility struck, IDF says 'unaware' of attack
IDF strikes Iranian explosives experiments nuclear facility at Parchin-Taleghan 2
Israel working to convince US to push Iran for ‘no-sunset-clause’ nuke deal
The proposed plan is a deal without the 2015 JCPOA’s “sunset clauses,” which gradually lift restrictions on Iran’s nuclear program.
Can the Mideast get better security assurances than Ukraine? - opinion
If Iran becomes a nuclear state someday, will the international community confront Tehran to secure peace, security and stability in the Middle East?
Is the ‘Begin Doctrine’ still relevant for Israel against Iran?
Even if the “Begin Doctrine” exists, it does not mean that Israel will always be able to implement it.
Greek islands can be 'safe haven for Israelis' in case of Iranian nuclear attack
It was suggested this week that Israel purchase Greek islands in the Mediterranean as an evacuation spot in case the Iranian threat escalates.
Why repealing IRGC sanctions is infuriating but a sideshow - analysis
Removing the IRGC's status as a terrorist organization might just be a desperate try to go around oil sanctions put by US government
What Ukraine tells us about the danger of the Iran nuclear deal
Opinion: America must "radically reverse" its placid approach to Iran, the author writes.
US reduces Iran sanctions threat from any violation to 90% enrichment
There is a sense in Jerusalem that if Russia invades Ukraine, it could sharply change how the US deals with Iran.
Iran nuclear talks won’t end in good result for Israel - Lapid
Lapid said the Vienna talks “won’t reach an optimal result, but we are always working with the people involved to improve it for Israel.”
Poll: Half of Israelis would support strike on Iran's nuclear facilities without US support
A recent poll by the Israeli Democracy Institute found that about half of Israelis would be in favor of a military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities even without American consent.
Mowing the nuclear grass - opinion
Mowing the “nuclear” grass means delaying Iran’s nuclear program as much as possible, by bombing it over and over again, if necessary. Although not ideal, it is much better than a nuclear Iran.
