Iran Sets ‘Red Lines’ Ahead of Nuclear Talks

Error: Contact form not found.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Photo: Screenshot.

Voice of America – Iran’s Supreme leader says Tehran will not retreat on its nuclear rights, as negotiators from his country and a group of six world powers meet again Wednesday in Geneva.

Speaking ahead of the latest round of talks on Iran’s nuclear program, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that he set “red lines” for his negotiators, but also that Iran wants to be friendly with all nations, including the United States.

Read full story.

Algemeiner.com

Algemeiner.com

New Campaign Aims to Dispel ‘Genocide Libel’ Against Israel, Slams Mamdani for Role in Pushing False Charge

Massachusetts Considers Forming Commission to Help Place Muslims in Government

Social Media Fails to Curb Rising Antisemitism, With 80% of Reported Posts Still Online, New Study Finds

Eurovision Bans Countries at War From Hosting Song Contest After Israel Finishes Second Place Twice

Jewish Billionaires Joshua Kushner, Bob Iger Buy LA Lakers in Deal Valued at $12.5 Billion

Mike Huckabee Latest Pro-Israel Figure to Slam Settler Extremists, Calling Them ‘Israeli Terrorists’

Jewish Leaders Must Treat Community Members as Their Brothers and Sisters

From Falafel to Fascism: New York Magazine and the Demonization of Ordinary Israeli Life

The Two Narratives for the Jews of Ukraine

Fact-Checking the Media: Did Hamas Ever Say It Would Disarm?