Senators Supporting Iran Nuclear Review Act Reject Amendments Calling for Changes
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Sen. Ted Cruz isn't satisfied with the bill's process in which Congress could disapprove of the deal. Photo: Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons.
AP – The Senate plunges into a high-stakes debate this week over empowering Congress to review and possibly reject any nuclear deal with Iran, offering Republican presidential candidates a chance to prove their hawkishness toward Iran and support for Israel.
Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida wants to add a provision requiring the Obama administration to certify that Iran’s leaders have publicly accepted Israel’s right to exist, a nearly impossible mandate.
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11-Year-Old Girl Succumbs to Wounds from Iranian Missile Strike
Hezbollah Says Ceasefire ‘Meaningless’ as Fighting Continues in South
Palestinian Local Elections Give Some Gazans First Chance to Vote in Years
Only Five Ships Pass Through Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours



