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“Senior officials from our governments will reconvene in Cairo before the end of next week with the aim to conclude the deal under the terms put forward today,” the countries stated.
“It may be difficult to discern Iranian agents from the left-wing ideologues on your staff,” the lawmaker wrote to the vice president.
“This is the Dreyfus trial of our era,” says Rabbi Menachem Margolin, chairman of the European Jewish Association.
The Lebanese Shi’ite group and Iran have been systematically studying Israeli air defenses and adapting their tactics, former navy officer tells JNS.
“We give them more time than the private sector and other organizations,” a COGAT spokesman told JNS. “It is uncalled for to think that the private sector has one time and the United Nations has another time.”
A diplomatic official described the trip as “an attempt to prevent all-out war in the Middle East.”
They agreed that no actor in the region “should take actions that would undermine efforts to reach a deal.”
The House Foreign Affairs Committee chair blasted the Biden administration for delays in sanctioning the world’s foremost sponsor of terrorism.
The U.S. National Security Council spokesman added, “Hopefully it doesn’t come to that.”
“I think the Iranian sourcing for the report is disinformation aimed to increase polarization in the U.S. as well as fissures between Israel and the U.S.,” said Jason Brodsky, policy director at United Against Nuclear Iran.
Initial assessments indicate that the apparent hack could be “one of the largest cyberattacks ever” against Iranian government infrastructure.
Sen. Jim Risch (R-Idaho) released a statement saying the administration had “undercut” the Jewish state “during their greatest time of need.”