Iran nuclear threat

"The question is whether you can talk better if you terminate an agreement or if you stay in it ... we say you can talk better if you remain in it."

What happens next with Iran’s nuclear program remains unclear.

"The ultimate goal is to lay the groundwork for getting everyone back to the table and negotiating a new deal," said the US State Department.

The speech that shook the world.

One senior European official closely involved in Iran diplomacy said US officials had indicated late on Monday that Trump would withdraw from the deal but it remained unclear on what terms.

Praising the "special relations" between the two countries, Liberman called on Moscow to condemn Iran.

“I know there are people talking about these documents not being authentic,” he added. “I can confirm for you that these documents are real; they’re authentic.”

“You don’t have any background in politics. You don’t have any background in law. You don’t have any background on international treaties.”

The consent of all 28 member states of the European Union is necessary in order to approve the new sanctions against the Islamic republic, and Italy is the only country opposing the program.

Amos Yadlin pushes back against claims by the former Mossad chief who characterized the delay in identifying the threat as an intelligence failure.