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“The Assad regime, supported by Russia, continues to ignore calls from the international community to fully disclose and verifiably destroy its chemical weapons program," says US Deputy Ambassador to the UN Richard Mills.
Tehran argues that the $16.2 million it owes to the United Nations is the result of Washington's crippling sanctions.
"Our fundraising strategies keep on evolving as more restrictions are being placed on us," a Hamas official tells the Wall Street Journal.
Iranian official have still not explained what caused the fire that destroyed the Kharg off the Iranian port city Jask on Wednesday.
Hezbollah has been denying rumors that Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah is seriously ill.
Gaza director of UN agency for Palestinian refugees Matthias Schmale, ridiculed by Hamas as "Israeli military spokesman," ousted from role for calling Israeli airstrikes in Gaza "precise."
Sheikh Jamal Tawil is alleged to have taken an active role in organizing riots, inciting violence and terrorism in the West Bank.
Blaze is the third large fire to break out at an Iranian petrochemical plant in two weeks. Tondgooyan Petrochemical Co. spokesman dismisses speculations of potential sabotage,
Despite IDF efforts to diminish Hamas' rocket arsenal, threat posed by Islamist terrorist group remains. Senior Hamas official: This war will last forever.
Iran's top nuclear negotiator says barriers to the revival of the deal are complicated but not insurmountable as Iranian President Rouhani notes "only a few issues remain."
