As the negotiating deadline looms, it remains unclear whether Iran and the P5+1 will conclude an agreement on the Iranian nuclear program.

Arab countries have found something in common with Israel: They fear the Iranian nuclear threat to the region.

Iran's lack of disclosure regarding its nuclear program has raised suspicions that the Islamic Republic is indeed pursuing the bomb. Yet talks with the West continue.

Reports confirm that the US is concealing from Israel details regarding the proposed Iranian nuclear deal.

While world powers attempt to negotiate with Iran, the Islamic Republic's threatening nuclear program progresses unchecked.

In his meeting with two US congressmen, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged a bipartisan approach to stop Iran's impending nuclear threat.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran's Khamenei replied to President Obama's letter, but the Iranians have denied this.

Obama's assessment that Iran is negotiating over its nuclear program due to international pressure is inaccurate, Iranian officials claim.

The Western powers have extended the deadline for a final agreement with Iran. Israel, meanwhile, is keeping close track of the developments.

At least two people are dead following an explosion Sunday at or near a suspected Iranian nuclear facility.

“If Iran gets nuclear weapons, it’s a different world for decades. This is the main threat to global security and should be the priority.”