Iran Has Shown Little Commitment to Upholding the Nuclear Deal. Will the U.S. Lift Sanctions Anyway?
So far, Tehran has met none of its obligations.
December 21, 2015
Iran Has Shown Little Commitment to Upholding the Nuclear Deal. Will the U.S. Lift Sanctions Anyway?
So far, Tehran has met none of its obligations.
According to the schedule outlined by the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, Tehran must now begin to dismantle part of its already existing nuclear program. Once the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) verifes that it has done so, sanctions can be lifted. But, write Ayelet Savyon and Yigal Carmon, it seems unlikely this will go as stipulated:
December 21, 2015
Behind—and Beyond—Israel’s Rapprochement with Turkey
How will Russia react?
Today’s Secularists Seek to Contain, Not Defeat, Religion
Secularism vs. secularity.
Remembering Yossi Sarid, a Secular Leftist Who Never Abandoned His Jewish Commitments
A softer and more balanced voice.
The Chief Rabbi of Israel Has Lost Sight of His Mandate
It’s not to condemn Conservative Judaism.