Epstein Secrets

ter foe. The pressure from an often-hostile Congress is also mounting. A group of influential senators, fresh from a meeting with Mr. Netanyahu in Jerusalem, has called on Mr. Obama to lay down sharper criteria, known as "red lines," about when to act against Iran's nuclear ambitions. "We're saying to t

ry technology, such as missile defenses. The two militaries often hold joint exercises, and Israel is a "partner" in a NATO outreach program called Mediterranean Dialogue. US and Israeli officials often refer to each other's country as an "ally." But the US also uses that term for many countries with whom it has no f

negotiations has failed, and he calls for changing it by including Arab and international sides in negotiating the most important dossiers, such as Jerusalem, the refugees, and security. The following is the full text of the interview: EFTA00660172 [Asharq Al-Awsat] I would like to start with the two-s

ttempts to deepen its partnership with the alliance - such as opening an office at the NATO headquarters and participating in the activities of the Mediterranean Dialogue group - on the grounds that it should first bear the consequences of its unlawful action against Turkish citizens. This reflects the two-year old s

er foe. The pressure from an often-hostile Congress is also mounting. A group of influential senators, fresh from a meeting with Mr. Netanyahu in Jerusalem, has called on Mr. Obama to lay down sharper criteria, known as "red lines," about when to act against Iran's nuclear ambitions. "We're saying to

y technology, such as missile defenses. The two militaries often hold joint exercises, and Israel is a "partner" in a NATO outreach program called Mediterranean Dialogue. US and Israeli officials often refer to each other's country as an "ally." But the US also uses that term for many countries with whom it has no