Rob Eshman: What’s next for Iran?
By Monday morning, the Israeli reaction to the nuclear deal with Iran had changed from “What happened?” to “Now what?” And that reaction makes a lot more sense.
By Monday morning, the Israeli reaction to the nuclear deal with Iran had changed from “What happened?” to “Now what?” And that reaction makes a lot more sense.
Iran and six world powers appeared closer on Friday towards clinching an elusive interim deal under which Tehran would curb its contested nuclear program, with diplomats saying a major sticking point may have been overcome.
Iran and six world powers were closing in on a long-elusive deal on Friday aimed at allaying international fears about Tehran\’s atomic aims and reducing the risk of a new war in the volatile Middle East.
Syria reportedly has completed destroying or permanently disabling all of its chemical weapons production and mixing facilities.
Israel displayed on Sunday what it called a Palestinian \”terror tunnel\” running into its territory from the Gaza Strip and said it was subsequently freezing the transfer of building material to the enclave.
Israel would require security guards to leave their weapons at work under gun reforms unveiled in the aftermath of a Beersheva bank attack that killed four.
The United States will make available to Israel advanced new military capabilities, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said.
Israel said it successfully completed tests of the Iron Dome missile defense system following a system upgrade.
Susanne Reyto carefully loaded her rifle and switched the safety off. Peering into the scope attached to the top of the weapon, she pulled the trigger while former U.S. Army platoon leader Charlie Jasper looked on to ensure she was handling her weapon safely.
Iran appears to be nearly finished installing centrifuges at one of its underground plants, drawing it still closer to making weapons-grade uranium.