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nuclear
Obama administration ‘concerned’ about Iran’s deployment of anti-aircraft missiles
The Obama administration expressed “concern” over the deployment of powerful anti-aircraft missiles near an Iranian enrichment facility ostensibly shuttered under the Iran nuclear deal, but said it did not violate embargoes.\n\n
Israelis aren’t unified on Iran deal
One of the strongest arguments the Jewish opponents of the Iran nuclear deal have wielded is that Israelis are unified in their opposition to it.
Iran nuclear talks extended a week
Iran nuclear talks have been extended a week past their deadline for a final deal.
Bipartisan panel, including onetime Iran deal defenders, urges improvements
A bipartisan panel of former government officials including some of the most steadfast defenders of the Iran-nuclear talks led by the Obama administration say the emerging deal falls short of a satisfactory plan.\n
With House set to approve Iran deal, options to shape outcome remote
The Iran deal may not be done, but bids by its opponents to shape it are all but buried.
Bibi, you’re no Moses
So, he spoke. And while his rhetoric soared, his ideas sank.
Day 1 at AIPAC: Trusting Congress, expecting little from White House and anxious about Bibigate
While AIPAC’s top brass and politicians addressing the conference did not ignore the drama surrounding the circumstances of the speech—which has further frayed an already troubled relationship between Obama and Netanyahu—the focus was on the two bills AIPAC and its army of citizen lobbyists will push when they pack Capitol Hill on Tuesday.