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Publicly funded institution tweets article reporting that 240 Jewish and Israeli researchers are opposing the German parliament's anti-BDS measure as a "must read." Israeli Ambassador Jeremy Issachoff: Tweet is "shameful."
"Yes, (the) production rate is increasing," IAEA chief Amano says at a news conference when asked if enriched uranium production had accelerated in the wake of Iran's threat to do so. He declined to say how much it had increased by or whether it was within limits of the 2015 nuclear deal.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani criticizes French President Emmanuel Macron for saying France shares U.S.'s concerns over Iran's ballistic missiles and regional activity. Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh says Iran has no intention of leaving OPEC.
Wall designed to block Gaza-based terrorists from detecting Israeli movement is part of a broader project to bolster defenses of Gaza-adjacent communities that was approved last year.
Worldwide protests set to coincide with the U.S.-sponsored June 25-26 “Peace to Prosperity” conference in Bahrain.
