US wants Iran 'held to account' for Houthi missile attack on Saudi Arabia http://www. iranfreedom.org/en/terrorism/3 075-us-wants-iran-held-to-account-for-houthi-missile-attack-on-saudi-arabia   … #Iran #FreeIran # RegimeChange

Donald Trump blames Iran after Saudi Arabia intercepts ballistic missile fired at capital by Yemen rebels Saudi Arabia  says it has intercepted a ballistic missile fired over capital Riyadh by rebels from  Yemen , an attack  Donald Trump immediately blamed on Iran. The missile was brought down near King Khaled International Airport on the northern outskirts of the city and did not cause any casualties, state-owned Al Ekhbariya TV reported. Rocket fragments fell near the airport grounds, but flights were not disrupted, the Saudi Civil Aviation Authority said. 0:00 / 0:24   Saudi Arabia's crown prince says kingdom will return to 'moderate, open Islam' Yemen's Houthi rebels fired the missile across Saudi Arabia's southern border, according to several Houthi-owned media outlets, including Al-Masirah and SABA. It is the first time a Houthi missile has come so close to a heavily popu...

Tillerson seeks Arab help in US effort to isolate Iran 10/23/2017 10:48:04 AM   facebook Google+ ► Print US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson holds a press conference with the Qatari foreign minister in the capital Doha on October 22, 2017.   AFP,oct. 23, 2017  -- US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson took the Trump administration's case for isolating and containing Iran in the Middle East and beyond to Saudi Arabia and Iraq on Sunday, pushing for them to unite against growing Iranian assertiveness. He also called for a quick resolution to the ongoing crisis between Qatar and its Arab neighbors, which he said was unintentionally bolstering Iran. In Saudi Arabia and later Qatar, Tillerson denounced Iran's 'malign behavior' and urged nations of the region and elsewhere, notably Europe, to join the administration to halt any business they do with Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard Corps. He also demanded that Iranian and Iran-backe...

Understanding Trump’s strategy on Iran 10/23/2017 9:07:59 AM   facebook Google+ ► Print U.S. President Donald Trump makes a statement on the administrations strategy for dealing with Iran Abdullah bin Bijad Al-Otaibi Al Arabiya, 23 October 2017  - US President Donald Trump has slammed the nuclear deal which his predecessor Barack Obama sealed with Iran ever since he was a presidential candidate. Everything he said about this shameful and imperfect agreement is right. Trump thus recently announced a new strategy towards Iran and its Revolutionary Guards. Obama’s foreign policy was isolationist and this undervalued America’s international status thus allowing its rivals to expand their influence zones and alter balances of power in sensitive areas, including the Middle East, which was out of their reach before Obama governed. He had this strange vision of allying with evil fundamentalists to decrease the threat of terrorism. This was t...

Alan Dershowitz: Trump's 'Calm Before the Storm' Is Warning to Iran, North Korea TOM RIDGE: WE NEED REGIME CHANGE IN IRAN President Trump has been very clear about his strong commitment to combat the global scourge of terrorism and to combat those nations that support and enable it. He has signaled his desire to build meaningful partnerships to achieve these goals and his focus in the Middle East is particularly relevant. In his first speech to the United Nations General Assembly last month, the President unhesitatingly identified which players are our friends and which are our enemies in that unstable region. Keep Up With This Story And More  By Subscribing Now Since taking office, he has strengthened ties between our traditional Arab allies, led by Saudi Arabia, with a determined and specific eye toward challenging a mutual, longstanding enemy, the Islamic Republic of Iran.   This approach should be taken a step further. In addition to working with suppo...

TOM RIDGE: WE NEED REGIME CHANGE IN IRAN Tom Ridge says a significant first step in this process would be the public recognition of the National Council of Resistance in Iran By Tom Ridge   Newsweek- Oct. 7, 2017-  President Trump has been very clear about his strong commitment to combat the global scourge of terrorism and to combat those nations that support and enable it. He has signaled his desire to build meaningful partnerships to achieve these goals and his focus in the Middle East is particularly relevant. In his first speech to the  United Nations  General Assembly last month, the President unhesitatingly identified which players are our friends and which are our enemies in that unstable region. Since taking office, he has strengthened ties between our traditional Arab allies, led by Saudi Arabia, with a determined and specific eye toward challenging a mutual, longstanding enemy, the Islamic Republic of Iran.  This approac...