February 23, 2012
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UN Inspectors Turned Away from Iran Nuclear Site

U.N. nuclear inspectors were turned away from visiting a key military complex in Iran to look for evidence of bomb-building. The site is suspected of being used in the past to test explosives related to nuclear weapons.

Also this week in Israel in the News:

  • Pentagon officials question Iran’s claims that two warships docked at a Syrian port.
  • Three nations plan to cut back on use of Iranian oil, further tightening sanctions against Iran.
  • Palestinian terrorist ends hunger strike.
  • Violence continues in Syria with more than 100 killed in clashes.
  • Nearly 100 U.S. Jewish leaders met with Jordan’s King Abdullah.

This week’s Israel in the News Perspective features IFCJ’s Ami Farkas in Jerusalem with his commentary on the clear and present danger Israel faces from its avowed enemies.

 


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At their upcoming meeting in Washington, Obama and Netanyahu will talk about two hot-button issues: a nuclear Iran and the Palestinian statehood bid


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