Articles about Iran

Israeli Air Force Maj. Gen. Tal Kalman (Photo: IAF/Twitter)

Iran threat

Israeli general issues warning to Iran in historic first interview with Bahraini paper

All Israel News Staff November 2, 2021

Prime Minister Bennett tells British paper, Israel engaged in a “Cold War” with Iran

UAE Air Force chief Ibrahim Nasser Muhammed al-Alawi, center-right, lands in Israel and meets with Israeli Air Force chief Amikam Norkin, center-left, to observe the IAF’s Blue Flag exercise, Oct. 25, 2021. (Photo: Israel Defense Forces)

Iran threat

UAE Air Force Commander makes historic first visit to Israel

All Israel News Staff October 27, 2021

Israel, the UAE both view Iran as a threat to regional peace and security

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Israel reportedly approves $1.5 billion budget specifically earmarked for a strike on Iran

All Israel News Staff October 20, 2021

Large budget allocation reflects Israeli concern over a nuclear Iran

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At Jerusalem Post Conference, Israeli prime minister urges world to hold Iran accountable for its nuclear violations

All Israel News Staff October 14, 2021

In same conference, former Mossad chief said he believes Iran is far from acquiring a nuclear bomb, hinting that “some forces in the world” are to thank for that

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi addresses the U.N. General Assembly in a recorded message, Sept. 21, 2021 (Photo: screenshot)

New Iranian president blasts Israel, US sanctions in UN debut speech

All Israel News Staff September 23, 2021

Israeli Foreign Ministry rejects Raisi’s speech as propaganda and warns that Iran constitutes a threat to the Middle East and world peace

Then-Iranian President Hassan Rouhani visits the Bushehr nuclear facility (Photo: Mohammad Berno/Iranian Presidency Office)

exclusive interview – PART 1

Biden should be looking for a Plan B when it comes to the Iranian nuclear deal, Middle East expert tells ALL ISRAEL NEWS

Joel C. Rosenberg September 19, 2021

The Washington Institute’s Rob Satloff says Iran appears less willing than ever to reenter a deal and restrict its nuclear program despite the new administration’s overtures