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With UN atomic agency apparently poised to rebuke Iran for its lack of cooperation, top adviser to Iran's supreme leader calls to limit IAEA access to nuclear sites and for Iran to withdraw from the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
Several diplomats said the resolution was likely to pass easily despite warnings by Iran of retaliation and consequences that could further undermine already stalled talks on rescuing the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
A top Israeli official says the Islamic republic is in possession of enough fissile material to produce multiple nuclear warheads, adds that as unlikely as it may seem, Tehran could still agree to revive the nuclear deal.
The Iranian-backed Shiite terrorist group warns it will "use force" if Israeli gas operations in disputed waters go against the Lebanese government's policy.
Authorities in Islamic Republic hunting for person or persons responsible for the death of Dr. Ayood Entezari. Host of dinner party has reportedly fled the country.
Saudi-backed news outlet Iran International said IRGC officials told family of Col. Ali Esmailzadeh that his death was a suicide.
The Mujahedeen-e-Khalq released a video clip it claimed showed the municipality website and others defaced with a graphic that criticized the “anti-human Khomeini."
PA leader's position in his own party rattled as his Fatah officials challenge his political appointments, demand he takes steps to prove Fatah "is the real Palestinian leadership," not Hamas.
If draft resolution authored by US and E3 countries is adopted, inspection body would publicly call out Iran's lack of cooperation in resolving questions over suspicious activity.
PA president informs US, Egypt, and Jordan of plans to rescind its recognition of Israel. In call with Blinken, Abbas demands US remove PLO from the terror blacklist and open consulate to Palestinians in Jerusalem.
