Iran Deal
Interview: Former prime minister Ehud Olmert says the two-state solution is not dead
In an interview with the Forward, Olmert discusses his views on peace, the Iran deal, and role in bringing an end to Netanyahu’s 12-year rule.
How Biden and Bennett will push the restart button on U.S.-Israel relations
What can Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and President Biden do to avoid the pitfalls of Obama and Netanyahu’s first meeting?
Nikki Haley: ‘Iran is the sugar daddy of Hamas’
The former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. urged the Biden administration to rethink its course on Iran.
Analysis: Why Biden’s attempt to return to the nuclear deal with Iran is not causing alarm … yet
There’s reason to believe the American Jewish community won’t be torn apart by the revival of the 2015 agreement.
Iran talks: ‘We are not going to pay anything upfront,’ senior administration official tells Jewish leaders
Brian McGurk, a senior National Security Council official, briefed Jewish leaders ahead of another round of talks on returning to the Iran deal
Biden State Department appointee on Iran talks: ‘2021 is not 2015’
Wendy Sherman, the lead U.S. negotiator on the Iranian nuclear deal under Obama, suggests Biden’s goals are different.
Biden’s moves on Iran give Republicans opening to make Israel a wedge issue
Secretary of State Tony Blinken promised during his Senate confirmation hearings last month that the Biden administration would not rush to re-enter the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and would only do so with input from Israel and other Middle East allies. So it was something of a surprise when Blinken, America’s top diplomat, told his British, French and German counterparts that the administration is prepared to engage in talks with Iran on returning to full compliance of the nuclear deal.
150 House Democrats sign letter backing Biden’s bid to reenter Iran nuclear deal
The number is enough to block any congressional bid to block the move, which AIPAC and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu oppose.
The U.S. and Iran both want to revive the nuclear deal. So why the saber-rattling from Iran?
The same day Biden said he wanted to revive the deal, the Iranian parliament passed a law demanding that he, well, revive the deal. Why?
Trump considered lame-duck strike on Iran nuclear site after learning stockpile had grown
Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo advised against a strike and said it would trigger a larger conflict.