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Gabriel Noronha is a former State Department advisor on Iran. From 2019 to 2021, he served as Special Advisor for the Iran Action Group at the U.S. Department of State, where he coordinated policy and directed the State Department’s communications and congressional affairs with the Islamic Republic. So one might think that he has some knowledge about the Biden team's decision to cut loose the $6 billion for Iran to use for "food and medicine." Noronha was not shy about calling out the Biden spin on this and how the media was falling for it. We saw some of that...

We've honestly lost count of the number of Leftists, Democrats, and actual Biden toadies trying to pretend the $6 billion in question had nothing to do with the attacks on Israel. It's as if talking points went out near and FAR to cover this administration's backside. There's just one problem with this ... most people understand what the word 'fungible' means. Oh, and then there's this thread as well: 🧵I'm sorry Jen but you are simply unfamiliar with Iranian budgeting practices and how the Iranian regime and Hamas make decisions. 1. Iran normally has to allocate its limited foreign exchange...

03-07-2022 JERUSALEM, Israel — While the world remains focused on Ukraine, a major geopolitical event is unfolding in Vienna. The new or renegotiated Iranian nuclear deal is reportedly close to signing and critics are concerned this version is worse than the original. After 11 months of negotiations, Israel’s chief takeaway is alarm. “We look to Vienna, and we are deeply troubled by what we see,” said Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. “For Israel and all the stability-seeking forces in the Middle East, the emerging deal as it seems, is highly likely to create a more violent, more volatile Middle East.”...