Iran will never slow down its nuclear research program, the Islamic Republic\’s clerical supreme leader said on Wednesday as negotiators from Tehran and six world powers struggled to narrow \”significant gaps\” blocking the way to a long-term deal.
Even as the world’s top diplomats celebrated a tentative nuclear/sanctions deal that many believe will not stop Iran’s capacity to go nuclear, few leaders condemned Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei for his unabated public slurs and genocidal threats against the Jewish State.
In the wake of the election on June 16 of Iranian cleric Hassan Rohani as the next president of Iran, Los Angeles’ Iranian-Jewish activists not hopeful that the new head of the Iranian regime will be able to transform Iran’s radical totalitarian Islamic dictatorship.
Iran\’s clerical supreme leader said on Thursday the Islamic Republic would destroy the Israeli cities of Tel Aviv and Haifa if it came under attack from the Jewish state.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pointed on Monday to North Korea\’s latest nuclear test as proof the world must keep up pressure on Iran to prevent it acquiring atomic weapons.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of Iran, rejected a U.S. proposal for direct talks between the two countries.
Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, blamed “evil Zionists” and the U.S. government for the anti-Islam film that has sparked violent protests in Muslim countries.
President Obama reportedly relayed a message to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei challenging the Iranian supreme leader to prove his assertion that Iran does not want a nuclear weapon.
The U.N. nuclear watchdog ended its latest mission to Iran after talks on Tehran\’s suspected secret atomic weapons research failed, a setback likely to increase the risk of confrontation with the West.
Iran\’s supreme leader threatened on Friday to retaliate against the West for sanctions, a day after a U.S. newspaper said defense secretary Leon Panetta believed Israel was likely to bomb Iran within months to stop it building a nuclear bomb.
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