Growing Anxieties of Tehran Appeasers and Apologists Targeting MEK Is Understandable 11/2/2017 7:30:27 PM   facebook Google+ ► Print The Iranian regime has never hidden its worry and concern about the role and impact of the MEK. By Sia Rajabi IRAN FOCUS, 02 November 2017  -- The shift in US policy on Iran has been unmistakable. After years of conciliation and appeasement – not just under the Obama administration but at various points throughout the 38-year history of the Islamic Republic – President Donald Trump is spearheading a committed strategy of confrontation and assertiveness, which serves to expose the depths of the Iranian regime’s violence and contempt for human rights. The pace of this change has been rather dramatic. It was just about a year and a half ago that Tehran received windfalls of unfrozen assets and other benefits from nuclear negotiations, including the payment of more than one billion dollars in cash as a de fact...

Ending America's   President Donald Trump is taking considerable heat for his expected announcement this week that he will “decertify” the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. Critics say he is heedlessly discarding a deal that has been working, and needlessly putting America on a collision course with Iran. As it turns out, Trump is actually not poised to “rip up the deal.” By decertifying it, the president and his advisors are, in fact, signaling their intent to strengthen it, with the help of Congress, so that the deal advances U.S. national security interests. Those interests are key criteria for the certification process, which takes place every 90 days, as  laid out  in the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act (INARA) of 2015. Right now, with the Iranians  hindering  inspection of military sites, working feverishly on their ballistic missile program, and  banking  on the nuclear deal’s sunset clauses, which all but guarantee Tehran an advanced nuclear pro...

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