The fundamental question for United States policymakers is whether a sanctions regime can be imposed that will verifiably stop Iran's nuclear weapons program.
That means we are on the verge of new talks.
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I think dialogue and coercive diplomacy with Iran can slow down their nuclear program, their nuclear progress.
I believe it is in Israel's interest not to have any more 20-percent material, not to have any more material above 3.5 p...
I think the other important point is that the U.S. intelligence judgments recently reaffirmed by General Clapper seem to...
I believe, quite frankly and very succinctly, that sanctions without an open door to a process to exploit the value of t...
The United States will need to consider how and when that policy, or the Iranian perception of it, should come off the t...
I share Ambassador Pickering and General Cartwright's assessment that the risks of military action significantly outweig...
Past talks have suffered, Mr. Chairman and members of the committee, because they have been a series of one-night stands...
According to American intelligence officials, obviously, there are serious questions that remain about whether Iran has,...