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October 3, 2018

At the United Nations, Prime Minister Netanyahu Makes a Decisive Case against Trusting Iran

Will inspectors take up the challenge?

At the UN General Assembly in New York last Thursday, Benjamin Netanyahu challenged the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to inspect and report on evidence of Iran’s continued violations of the 2015 nuclear deal. Specifically, the Israeli prime minister pointed to the archive of documents pertaining to the Islamic Republic’s nuclear-weapons program that was discovered and acquired by the Mossad earlier this year, as well as to additional clandestine sites whose existence had not yet been made public. Amnon Lord comments:

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October 3, 2018

  1. At the United Nations, Prime Minister Netanyahu Makes a Decisive Case against Trusting Iran

    Will inspectors take up the challenge?

  2. The International Criminal Court’s Record on Israel Reveals Its Underlying Flaws

    By refusing to honor a travesty of justice, America upholds its highest ideals.

  3. Ethno-religious Cleansing Is High on Syria’s Agenda

    A new law keeps Sunnis from returning home.

  4. Walter Laqueur 1921-2018

    A great scholar passes on.