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How Individuals Connected with Members of the Iranian Regime Influenced U.S. Policy
This week, new investigative reporting from Semafor and Iran International revealed the extent to which Western officials from…
Iran Officially Complains to U.N. Over Netanyahu ‘Credible Nuclear Threat’ Speech
Iran lodged a formal complaint with the United Nations Secretary General, Security Council, and General Assembly objecting to…
U.S. to Give Poland $2 Billion Loan to Modernize Military
The Foreign Military Financing program provides financial assistance to help countries purchase weapons and equipment produced in the United States.
Israeli Tourism Minister Visits Saudi Arabia Marking First Public Visit by Israeli Official
On Tuesday, Israeli Tourism Minister Haim Katz traveled to Saudi Arabia for a United Nations (UN) conference, characterizing…
Report: Iran Supreme Leader Gives ‘Permission’ to Revive Nuclear Deal
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi has recently condemned Iran's move to bar U.N. nuclear inspectors.
Israel’s Foreign Minister Says U.S. Will Allow Country in Visa Waiver Program
There are currently 40 countries in the U.S. Visa Waiver Program.
Iran Clerics Plan to Use AI to Strengthen the Enforcement of Islamic Law
Over the weekend, new reports from Iran indicate that the Islamic Republic’s clerics are exploring ways Artificial Intelligence…
New Data: Border Agents Apprehended 151 Illegal Migrants on Terror Watchlist Last Year
Last week, updated federal data revealed that the United States Border Patrol arrested 151 illegal migrants whose names…
Beverly Hills Man Held in Iran Prison Dies After Denied Medical Treatment
Faramarz Javidzad, from Beverly Hills, California, died in Iran’s notorious Evin Prison this week after he was refused…
Israel Police Spokesperson Calls for Citizens to Carry Guns on Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur starts on September 24.