Iran
Iranian and Jewish activists in U.S. voice support for striking workers in Iran
Iranian Jewish activists expressed sympathy for the striking workers in Iran
A non-Jewish Iranian opposition group reaches out to American Jews
Some Jewish community leaders in Los Angeles said American Jews should begin a new public dialogue about the Iranian regime’s human rights abuses.
Matzah in Beirut or a Seder in Samarkand? These rabbis are making it happen.
A network of rabbis who work and live in the Islamic world have opted to support each other’s communities.
On Fox News, Netanyahu calls Biden a friend, but highlights disagreement on Iran
The Israeli prime minister, who referred to the president by his first name, showed some unease compared to his relationship with Trump.
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.
L.A.’s Iranian Jews denounce Iran Foreign Minister Zarif’s use of derogatory word for Jews
Los Angeles-area Iranian Jewish activists are condemning Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad-Javad Zarif for his use of an antisemitic term in describing Jews during an online Farsi language interview.
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.
Iran is using fake Facebook pages to weaken U.S. support for Israel
“The information space is definitely a new field of war and combat.”
In ‘Tehran,’ Iranian Jewish actor Shaun Toub strives for a multi-dimensional ‘bad guy’
Iranian Jew Shaun Toub stars in Apple TV’s Tehran