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We will make well thought-out decisions in the future but an attack is beyond our arsenal by now," Shai says after Israeli officials told 'Post' that attack is possible in event of bad nuclear deal.
Strategic Affairs Minister Steinitz to head delegation to Washington in hopes of heading off diplomatic deal that allows Iran to maintain nuclear weapons breakout capability.
Le dernier round de négociations représentait la meilleure chance qu’avait l’Occident de parvenir à un accord. La prolongation des discussions en revanche pourrait ne mener à rien…
IAEA inspectors investigate mine; hope to calculate amount of uranium and potential for weapons production.
By REUTERS
IAEA inspectors take second of "six steps" to investigate Iran nuclear program; Iran continues to deny pursuit of atomic weapons.
The prime minister reiterated his stance on the deal with Iran during his visit to Argentina, saying that he wanted to be "straightforward" and that the US had to either "fix or cancel this."
By HERB KEINON
If Iran’s compliance continues, the deal serves the security interests of the US, Europe and Israel.
By REBECCA BORNSTEIN
A State Department official said on condition of anonymity that Assistant Secretary of State Tom Countryman was currently in Israel to discuss the WMD-free zone and other issues.
"One thing does not change, the slogan of 'death to Israel' that is scrawled on the missiles."
By TOVAH LAZAROFF
'New York Times' reports that Obama administration would likely lose a congressional vote to terminate sanctions; Israeli officials reportedly think Congress would prevent a bad deal.
By JPOST.COM STAFF
At the same time, the influential global financial organization said it would "continue the suspension of counter-measures," for the time being, giving the Islamic Republic breathing room.
By YONAH JEREMY BOB
"America and Israel have a program against Iran and they scrapped a deal they requested," said the parliament speaker.
US State Department Legal Adviser said US-Iranian disagreements should be resolved through diplomacy and not by the court.
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