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Israel to join defense pact with Saudi Arabia?

editor 16 May 2013

By Israel Today Staff.. There might be something of a silver lining to Iran’s quest for nuclear weapons, as a British newspaper reports that Israel could soon join a defensive alliance with Turkey, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Savvy readers will recognize the last two nations in that list as not currently having diplomatic ties with the Jewish state. The forging of such a pact could drastically alter Israel’s position among its Arab neighbors. (more…)

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WARS IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Rev. Willem Glashouwer 15 May 2013

By Rev Willem Glashouwer.. We have to study the larger end-time picture, before placing  the Middle Eastern wars under the magnifying glass. Then we will know where we are heading for. The unfolding of this phase of world history is at hand. We are rapidly approaching the appearance of the final world empire. Everything that once was in the Biblical Empires of the past (Daniel 2) will be appearing once again on the world-scene, all united and condensed within this final empire. (more…)

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Israeli Deputy FM: U.S. Response to Syria Chemical Weapons Use Will Send Signal to Iran

editor 5 May 2013

By Zach Pontz.. How the United States responds to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s use of chemical weapons will send a signal to Iran, Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister Zev Elkin said Friday. “If they don’t act on something they defined as a ‘red line,’ then the Iranians will learn that the red lines the West sets are very flexible, and will continue their nuclear program,” he told IDF Radio (Galei Tzahal). (more…)

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Sleeping with the Enemy?

editor 4 May 2013

By Dr. Chuck Missler on April 25, 2013.. Next week there will be a key vote in Washington, DC to approve a new arms deal with three Mid-Eastern countries. The U.S. will equip its “allies” with several classifications of weapons systems in an effort to make the administration’s intentions toward Iran’s nuclear program crystal clear. This $10 billion deal with Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will better equip them to prepare for any instability due to Iran’s resistance to curbing its present track toward nuclear viability. (more…)

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Iranian presidential hopeful slams Ahmadinejad’s Holocaust denial

editor 2 May 2013

By WJC.. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s denial of the Holocaust has harmed Iran’s foreign relations and done nothing to benefit the Palestinians, Tehran Mayor Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and one of the current frontrunners in the campaign to succeed Ahmadinejad as president in June, has said in an interview with the ‘Tasnim’ news agency, according to the ‘Jerusalem Post’. (more…)

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North Korea Worries Israel

editor 26 April 2013

By David Dolan.. Many government leaders around the world joined the United States in expressing deep concern when the Kim Jong Un regime in North Korea began issuing threats several weeks ago to launch a new war on the divided Korean peninsula. Israeli officials were among them. However in the case of Israel, there is special concern since one of the few world allies that North Korea has is Iran, whose leaders have vowed many times to unleash weapons of mass destruction upon the small Jewish State. (more…)

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DAIA and AMIA file complaint with high court over Argentina-Iran deal

editor 14 April 2013

By WJC.. Jewish organizations in Argentina have lodged a formal complaint with the country’s highest court to order the government to stop its joint investigation with Iran into the 1994 terrorist attack on the AMIA Jewish community center in which 85 people died. The Buenos Aires-based AMIA and the national Jewish political umbrella group DAIA filed a joint petition on 4 April with the Federal Administrative Court, arguing that Argentina’s Congress acted unconstitutionally in voting for the memorandum of understanding launching the probe. Argentina had signed the pact with Iran in January. (more…)

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Senior Israeli Official: Deadline Needed for Militairy Action on Iran

editor 13 April 2013

By Joel C. Rosenberg.. With the nuclear crisis intensifying in the Pacific, and talks with Iran again going nowhere, senior Israeli officials are increasingly concerned the world powers are not committed to taking decisive action to neutralizing Iran’s nuclear threat before it’s too late. Now a senior Israeli Cabinet official is saying publicly and on the record that a final deadline for Iran should be measured in weeks, not months. Could such a warning mean that Prime Minister Netanyahu and his inner circle are nearing a decision on military action? (more…)

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Israel hopes world doesn’t fall for Iran nuclear ploy

editor 8 April 2013

By Ryan Jones.. Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has ordered that his nation’s nuclear program slow down a bit in order to remain under any “red lines” that might spark a harsh reaction by the international community. That according to US and Israeli officials cited by the Wall Street Journal this week. According to those officials, Khamenei wants to avoid any external distractions ahead of Iran’s presidential election in June, when he hopes to replace President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad with someone even more in line with the thinking of Iran’s Islamic overlords. (more…)

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WJC ANALYSIS – Obama in Israel: A new beginning?

editor 20 March 2013

By Pinhas Inbari.. President Obama is expected to make his first official presidential visit to Israel this week. It is widely assumed that the main issue the President will discuss with the Israeli government will be nuclear Iran. However, it is not known to what extent the Palestinian issue will be discussed, if at all. While the president is keeping the cards close to his chest, it is worth examining the past four years of the Obama administration in order to gage his perspective on the issue. (more…)

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