Netanyahu launches Israeli re-election bid

ISRAELI Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has put Iran at the top of his re-election campaign, pledging that halting Tehran's nuclear program would be his first priority as premier.

Israel suspected over Iran nuclear programme inquiry leaks

Western officials believe Israel may have leaked information from IAEA investigation in bid to raise global pressure on Tehran

Israel is suspected of carrying out a series of leaks implicating Iran in nuclear weapons experiments in an attempt to raise international pressure on Tehran and halt its programme.

Jewish newspaper owner suggests Israel consider 'hit' on Obama

In op-ed, Atlanta Jewish Times owner Andrew Adler says US president's 'Alice in Wonderland' belief in use of diplomacy to halt Iranian nuclear program threatens Jewish state

President Obama Must Reject Drive For War With Iran

[Editor’s note: The following article includes edited excerpts from the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan’s Saviours’ Day keynote address delivered Sunday, February 26, 2012 at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. The excerpts deal with some aspects of his message concerning the push for war with Iran. The drumbeats toward war continued to grow with a March 4-6 meeting of the American Israel Political Affairs Committee in Washington, D.C. and a March 5 meeting between President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Israel pushing US to take military action to damage Iran's nuclear program

Iran's Nuclear Program - Talks, 2012 

Iran’s nuclear program is one of the most polarizing issues in one of the world’s most volatile regions. While American and European officials believe Tehran is planning to build nuclear weapons, Iran’s leadership says that its goal in developing a nuclear program is to generate electricity without dipping into the oil supply it prefers to sell abroad, and to provide fuel for medical reactors.