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“I am sure that President Biden, will not allow the IRGC to be removed from the list of terrorist organizations,” Bennett said.

Moderate Dems back US president's stance against the IRGC, seen as a key obstacle to renewed nuclear deal, while progressives warn he has fallen into Trump's trap

(JNS) - The U.S. Senate on Wednesday rejected the Biden administrations outline for a deal with Iran. Members voted 86-12 to approve a motion that

Liberal groups argue that delisting the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps from the U.S. terrorism list isn’t a big deal and are pressuring Biden to do so.

US President Joe Biden’s Middle East policy is based on pragmatism. He does not want to have a comprehensive Middle East strategy or a long rivalry in the region with either Russia or China. This philosophical orientation gives American diplomacy a great deal of flexibility. The danger of such a foreign policy, however, is that pragmatism can be a goal in itself. Yet Biden and

“I am not trying to pass an alarmist message that we are at a dead-end, but the situation does not look very good,” said Rafael Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

It is time for the Biden administration to send a clear message to Iran that its sponsorship of terrorism in Yemen's war is unacceptable.

The Syria-based group now functions more like a government than a nonstate actor, portending a reorientation for the larger jihadist movement.

These US rewards to Iran for terrorism, destabilizing the region, treating its own people with brutality and cheating on 2015 nuclear deal would significantly increase Irans revenues; these, in turn, will doubtless be funneled into the pockets of the