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London will decide in two weeks whether it will resume funding to the terror-linked U.N. agency.
Top Republican legislators have asked the State Department to confirm whether a “hostile cyber actor” was able to download classified material improperly stored on Robert Malley’s personal devices.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi and Tehran agreed to continue dialogue under a March 2023 agreement.
The alleged sabotage ring, dubbed “Force 400,” was said to be led by a Yemeni named Ammar Afash.
Grossi’s visit comes at a time of heightened regional tensions in the wake of Iran’s direct attack on Israel.
“Iran got the message, and the world understands that the State of Israel is not a sucker,” said Israeli Transportation Minister Miri Regev.
Shiraz University invites students involved in antisemitic attacks on campus to pursue their studies in Iran.
“Some people think that by forcing neighboring countries to normalize their ties [with Israel] the problem will be solved. They are wrong,” said the Iranian leader.
Iran’s ship of state has replaced many if not most of its parts since it set sail in 1979. Calling it an “Islamic Republic” or an “Islamic theocracy” now is a serious misnomer.
The Iranian regime’s open and explicit discussion of the issue seems to herald a change in its nuclear policy.
The reported strike in the heart of Iran’s capital marks yet another escalation in the long-simmering shadow war between the two archenemies. Neither Israel nor Iran has officially confirmed the incident.
In a letter, two members of the Senate Armed Services Committee said “the United States and our allies should increase pressure.”