U.S. concerned that Ehud Barak is
pushing for Israeli attack on Iran

Video: Former Netanyahu Chief of Staff Naftali Bennett discusses
with Mike Huckabee about Israel taking action against Iran

Visits to Jerusalem by senior U.S. officials this week reflect a growing concern in Washington over the possibility that Israel will decide to attack nuclear sites in Iran. The Americans are particularly worried about the hawkish line that Defense Minister Ehud Barak has adopted on the matter.

They apparently have the impression, however, that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has yet to come to a final stance on the dispute.

U.S. official:
Signs pointing to increasing
likelihood of Israeli strike on Iran

U.S. wants Israel to wait a few months in order to give the international
sanctions against Iran a chance before deciding on an attack.

Netanyahu's border proposal:
Israel to annex settlement blocs, but not Jordan Valley

 
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Photo / Reuters

Three weeks after the end of the talks that took place between Israel and the Palestinians in Amman, Israeli officials revealed their version of the events, laying the blame on the failure of the talks on PA leader Mahmoud Abbas. The proposals Netanyahu presented are not much different than the positions presented by Tzipi Livni during the Annapolis Conference.

Iran navy chief:
Khamenei ordered Suez crossing

Two Iranian vessels, a destroyer and a supply ship, cross through Suez into Mediterranean,
possibly en route to Syrian coast, source in canal authority says