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The International Atomic Energy Agency says in a confidential document that as of May 20, Iran’s total stockpile of low-enriched uranium amounted to 1.73 tons, up from 1.1 tons on Feb. 19.

Hardliner Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who was Iran's president from 2005 to 2013, is said to be eyeing a third term in office. A 2021 presidential run requires the approval of the powerful Guardian Council, which has final say on the identity of the candidates.

Kenneth Zong allegedly created fake invoices to help Iran draw cash held by South Korea in lieu of payment for oil shipments.

Iran’s decision to release American Michael White and the US move to let dual citizen Majid Taheri visit Iran, both of which were confirmed by Iran’s foreign minister, appear to be a rare instance of US-Iranian cooperation.

“The ICC and world will see that we are determined to prevent having Americans and our friends and allies in Israel and elsewhere hauled in by this corrupt ICC,” said US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

Eyal Dahan tells Israel Hayom that he has seen PLO flags and cries to 'Free Palestine' and is sure that the black protesters are not responsible.

NGO Monitor data prompts Brussels to order its envoys in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem to investigate if EU funds are reaching organizations affiliated with Palestinian terrorist groups. EU Ambassador to Israel Emanuel Joffre: If there is evidence of improper use of EU funds we will investigate them.

Foreign Minister Ine Eriksen Soereide: Any unilateral step would be detrimental to the [peace] process, and annexation would be in direct violation and contravention of international law.

Tehran and Damascus must compensate the families of Americans wounded and killed in a series of attacks by Palestinians in Israel, DC judge rules. Court has not yet determined the amount of the damages.

“We deeply regret the US decision to end the waivers,” which “serve the nonproliferation interests of all,” the countries say. Iranian fuel begins arriving in Venezuela’s gasoline stations.