The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum challenged Iranian Foreign Minister’s Mohammad Javad Zarif’s claim that his government has nothing to do with a Holocaust cartoon contest scheduled to take place in Tehran later this month. Zarif asserted that the contest was neither “controlled” nor “endorsed” by the Iranian government in an interview with The New Yorker last week....

Hezbollah’s military activities on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights is similar to what Israel observed prior to when Hezbollah launched the 2006 war, an IDF officer told Israel’s Channel 2 Wednesday. Hezbollah is “obsessively” tracking and monitoring Israeli soldiers from across the border, Lt. Col. Eliav Elbaz said,...

The United States signed an agreement on Friday in Vienna to buy 32 tons of Iran’s heavy water for $8.6 million in order to prevent Tehran from violating the nuclear deal. For the first few years after signing the deal, which was reached in July, Iran is not allowed to...

Iran has sentenced four journalists to jail on charges of subverting national security, their lawyers told reporters on Tuesday. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps announced last November that they had arrested “several members of an infiltration network linked to hostile Western governments.” The suspects “were working in the country’s media...

Secretary of State John Kerry failed to address growing bipartisan concerns that the Obama administration will grant Iran access to dollars as part of last year’s nuclear deal, the Associated Press reported Friday. “The United States is not standing in the way and will not stand in the way of...

The deputy chief of staff of the Israeli military warned that Hezbollah poses an “unprecedented” threat to Israel, and that any future war with the Iran-backed terrorist group will be “devastating,” the Associated Press reported last week. “In any future crisis, they are not going to see a small war in...