Iran Says It Will Not Stop Uranium Enrichment
Mottaki said Iran's enrichment policy "remains unchanged."
Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said on Sunday that the Islamic Republic will not stop enriching uranium – a key step toward developing nuclear weapons – even if it is guaranteed supplies of nuclear fuel from abroad, Reuters reported. Iran's ambassador to the U.N. nuclear watchdog was quoted as saying on Thursday that Tehran would consider renouncing enrichment if it was assured of fuel supplies from abroad. However, Mottaki, asked whether Tehran would shelve enrichment with such a guarantee, said: "No ... Iran's uranium enrichment policy remains unchanged."
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AIPAC Leaders Hold First National Council Meeting
Members of AIPAC's National Council met for the first time in Washington.
AIPAC's leading activists from across the country traveled to Washington, D.C. for the first meeting of the AIPAC National Council. During two-days of intensive programming, Council members met to hone their advocacy skills and lobby their members of Congress. Coming from a wide range of disciplines—community leaders, rabbis, ministers, students and young professionals all took part—National Council members learned how to build AIPAC membership, solidify relationships with members of Congress and work within a wide variety of constituencies to advocate for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship.
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