U.S. Foreign Policy
The Jordanian leader says he’d be “one of the first” to back such a move.
“The more the Israelis push, especially if the Iranians decide JCPOA is dead, the more the Iranians are going to push back,” says former NIC deputy national intelligence officer.
“Mideast News Hour” with Caroline Glick and guest David Goldman, Ep. 8
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said that rather than a confirmation hearing, the Democratic majority convened a hearing on the “profound anti-Israel bias of the Biden administration.”
Triliance Petrochemical Co. and Petrochemical Commercial Co. were named as “entities brokering the sale of petrochemicals abroad.”
Tourists received a call from Israeli security not to return to the hotel, where an Iranian cell was waiting.
The act clarifies that the supply, sale or transfer to or from Iran of UAVs is sanctionable under U.S. law • Sen. Bob Menendez condemns Iran’s “reckless use and export” of lethal drones.
Israeli filmmaker Duki Dror explores the controversial subject in a new documentary.
“Today, the price for tackling the Iranian challenge on the global and regional levels are higher than they were a year ago and lower than they will be within a year,” said Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz at a conference on “The New Global Order.”
A bill proposed by Rep. Greg Steube would halt or limit assistance to Jordan for violating a 1995 extradition treaty over its harboring of a Hamas terrorist.
It comes amid a backdrop of tensions on the Temple Mount, a weakened Jordanian economy and instability among the ruling family.
“We have lived with Islamists in Iran and know their psychology, their politics and the way they operate. Appeasing them will haunt you, and they consider these moves as temporary and a sign of weakness,” says George Haroonian, a Los Angeles-based Iranian Jewish activist.
