US Congress to vote on four bills ramping up pressure on Tehran and Hizbollah 10/25/2017 10:45:23 AM   facebook Google+ ► Print President Trump recently announced a new tougher stance on Iran The National, Oct. 25, 2017  - The US House of Representatives will vote on four bills on Wednesday aimed at ramping up the pressure on Tehran and its Lebanese ally, Hezbollah. It comes a few weeks after US president Donald Trump rolled out a new strategy to counter the 'fanatical regime' of Iran and announced his decision to decertify the nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers. If passed, the four bills would target Iran’s ballistic missile program, pressure the Europeans to designate Hezbollah as a terrorist organization, and impose sanctions on the Shiite militant group. Voting is expected to begin at 12pm local time (8pm UAE) on Wednesday and go on until 3pm local time. The first bill, known as the “Iran Ballistic Missiles and International...

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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...

The Education Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran Congratulates All Education Staff on the International Teacher's Day 10/5/2017 7:23:29 PM National Council of Resistance of Iran While congratulating the noble teachers and education staff of Iran on the occasion of the International Teacher’s Day, the Education Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran praises the teachers’ struggle and emphasizes its decisive role in the popular struggle of the Iranian people to overthrow the anti-human clerical regime and establish democracy and freedom in Iran. In the past year, like as the entire era of domination of the ruling dictatorship of the country, the county’s education staff have received nothing but increased repression and suppression, living in poverty, enduring all kinds of economic and social pressures, humiliation and insult. In the situation that the billion-dollar embezzlement of the regime's officials is o...

Haley: Russia Making JCPOA an ‘Empty Promise’ U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations Nikki Haley said Russia's interference is making it less likely the Iran nuclear deal can continue. October 02, 2017 U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations Nikki Haley didn’t identify Russia by name, but made it clear that country’s cover for Iran was making it less likely the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action nuclear deal can be sustained. Haley’s brief statement was: If the Iran nuclear deal is to have any meaning, the parties must have a common understanding of its terms. Iranian officials have already said they will refuse to allow inspections at military sites, even though the IAEA ‎  says there must be no distinction between military and non-military sites. Now it appears that some countries are attempting to shield Iran from even more inspections. Without inspections, the Iran deal is an empty promise. The U.S. Mission to the UN said the statement w...