Detonation took out both the main and backup electrical systems, according to “The New York Times” • Attack was “beautiful,” says Iranian Parliament Energy Committee head.
In Jerusalem, the two men discussed ways to deepen the defense relationship in the face of threats in the Middle East.
Consultations with all Knesset factions indicate that no candidate has a “realistic chance” of assembling a coalition, says Reuven Rivlin.
In what he says might be his last message, the former Jordanian crown prince, accused of the plot, claims that he’s confined to his home, with his Internet and phone lines cut.
The publication said the show is being described as a modern take on “Romeo and Juliet.”
The U.S. president congratulated the prime minister on Israel’s successful COVID vaccination campaign, exchanging ideas on how best to quell the pandemic.
Malls, outdoor shopping centers and markets, street stores, museums and libraries to open their doors starting next week.
“There is nothing changed in the U.S. position,” says an administration official. “The United States wants Iran to [comply with] its JCPOA commitments, and if it does, the United States will do the same.”
NGO Monitor’s legal adviser calls the ruling a “legal travesty”; Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations rejects the court’s claim of jurisdiction.
Linda Thomas-Greenfield assured that the Biden administration will work to prevent Tehran from getting a nuclear weapon.
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