Families of murdered Iranian nuclear scientists file lawsuit
The families of several slain Iranian nuclear scientists filed a lawsuit accusing Israel, the U.S. and Britain of being involved in their assassinations.
The families of several slain Iranian nuclear scientists filed a lawsuit accusing Israel, the U.S. and Britain of being involved in their assassinations.
More than a dozen Iranian citizens arrested in connection with the assassination of several Iranian nuclear scientists have confessed, Iranian state television reported.
An Israeli scientist was awarded the prestigious World Food Prize, becoming the first Israeli to receive the award.
The United States relayed a message to Iran that blocking the Strait of Hormuz would be a \”red line,\” the New York Times reported.
The Obama administration condemned an attack in Tehran that killed a nuclear scientist, and Iran threatened Israel with revenge.
Iranian officials are blaming Israel for an attack in Tehran that killed a nuclear scientist.
A former U.S. government scientist pleaded guilty to charges of trying to sell classified information to Israel.
An Iranian nuclear scientist has requested political asylum in Israel, an Israeli lawmaker said.\n
Howard Cedar is among hundreds of Israeli scientists whose research has been supported by the Israel Cancer Research Fund (ICRF), a charitable organization funded predominately by North American Jews that aims to keep Israeli researchers in the country performing cutting-edge research instead of losing them in a \”brain drain\” to institutions abroad with more money and resources.
Third-generation soap-maker, escaped mental patient and son of Orthodox Jews and Holocaust victims, Bronner, who died in 1997, is the subject of a new documentary.