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Obama administration ‘concerned’ about Iran’s deployment of anti-aircraft missiles
The Obama administration expressed “concern” over the deployment of powerful anti-aircraft missiles near an Iranian enrichment facility ostensibly shuttered under the Iran nuclear deal, but said it did not violate embargoes.\n\n
Obama defends Iran cash payment story: ‘It wasn’t a secret’
President Barack Obama on Thursday strongly defended the nuclear deal and hostage arrangement with Iran amid an uproar over reports that the U.S. delivered $400 million in cash to Tehran in January.
In Riyadh, Obama defends nuclear talks with Iran
President Barack Obama strongly defended the nuclear negotiations with Iran at the end of the US-GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Thursday.
Obama says Iran has pledged to help find Robert Levinson
Iran will “deepen its coordination” with the United States to locate a Jewish-American man missing since 2007, President Barack Obama said.
Why we lost the debate to kill the Iran deal, and how we could ultimately win
Early on in February of this year, as the President and his Secretary of State were starting to leak information on the negotiations around the proposed deal with Iran, the world looked on and assumed like so many attempts before it, the prospects of success where slim – they would fail.
White House: Sanctions relief depends on Iranian compliance with nuke deal
The removal of sanctions depends on Iran’s compliance with the terms of the nuclear deal between Tehran and six world powers, the White House said.
What America will offer Israel after the nuclear deal
The moment the Iran nuclear deal becomes law, as seems increasingly likely given growing congressional support for the agreement, the focus of the U.S.-Israel conversation will shift to the question of what’s next.
Obama in landmark interview: Hezbollah will be a focus of post-Iran deal
A focus of security enhancement once the Iran nuclear deal goes through will be neutralizing Hezbollah’s threat to Israel, President Barack Obama said in a landmark interview with The Forward.
A dybbuk in the nuclear deal
In Jewish folklore a dead malcontent may return to possess the living.