UN Nuclear Chief Says Report on Iran’s Past Nuclear Weapons Work Won’t Be Definitive
×
Error: Contact form not found.
by News Editor

The UN said its report on whether or not Iran worked toward producing nuclear weapons will not be definitive. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
A U.N. report on whether Iran has in the past carried out work related to nuclear weapons will not reach a definitive conclusion on the subject, the chief of the U.N. nuclear agency said on Thursday.
The report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is required under a deal between world powers and Iran which provides for a lifting of sanctions against the Islamic Republic in exchange for restrictions on its nuclear program.
Read full story at Reuters.
Slovenia Bucks Europe’s Anti-Israel Trend as Jewish State Opens First Embassy in Ljubljana
University of Washington Hits Pause on New Protest Polices Over Campus Outcry
Rubio Issues Mild Response to UK Sanctions on Israeli Settlements, Affirms US Won’t Join
Pakistan Warns Iran to Rein in Houthis as Riyadh Strikes Back
Iran and US Hit Tankers in Biggest Wave of Attacks on Shipping Since War Began
Turkey Set to Boost Diyanet Budget by Over 30% as Religious Agency Expands Influence Abroad
A Rosh Hashanah Guide for the Perplexed, 2026
Britain’s ‘Reset’ Is an Admission, Not a Policy
Approaching Three Years Since 10/7/23: Antisemitism on Campus Now
How Israel Used Its Failures in the 2006 War to Effectively Fight Hezbollah After Oct. 7





What if the Palestinians Don’t Want Two States, Mr. Miliband?
How Israel Used Its Failures in the 2006 War to Effectively Fight Hezbollah After Oct. 7
Rubio Issues Mild Response to UK Sanctions on Israeli Settlements, Affirms US Won’t Join
Acts Pull Out of Portuguese Comedy Festival Over Jerry Seinfeld’s Inclusion, Support for Israel
University of Washington Hits Pause on New Protest Polices Over Campus Outcry



