Iran
According to the Canadian-Israeli businessman, “The difference between this administration and the previous one is that they actually mean it.”
Sen. Lindsey Graham, one of Israel’s strongest allies, says Saudi Arabia and the UAE “want Hamas gone at least as much as you do.”
The very thought of negotiating with terrorists represents a strategic disaster. Yet Israel’s willingness to trade hundreds of hardened criminals to get back a handful of hostages is a powerful message of light triumphing over darkness.
Mike Waltz told “Call Me Back” podcast host Dan Senor that an Israeli ceasefire with the terror group is not the end, stressing the need for the full demilitarization of Gaza.
International sanctions have caused vulnerabilities in the Islamic Republic’s supply chains, according to Iranian Vice President Mohammad Javad Zarif.
“We will spare no effort in order for the prisoners to be released,” Masoud Pezeshkian told NBC.
Hezbollah’s main source of funds, about 90%, is cash from Iran—nearly $1 billion a year.
The U.S. government charged Mohammad Abedini with supporting terror, among other things.
Jewish community sources said Iran orchestrated the attempted attack.
The NSC revealed that Iranian operatives recently attempted to target an Israeli businessman by contacting him through Telegram, pretending to be from a Saudi news outlet.
“This is ... maybe a moment of opportunity to resolve in an enduring way the nuclear challenge posed by Iran.”
“No matter how much he tries to avoid it, President Biden’s failure in Afghanistan is a permanent stain on his legacy,” Republicans on the House Foreign Affairs Committee said.
