Op-ed by Col. Richard Klass, vice chair of the Center board, on the longevity of the Iran nuclear agreement.
Baltimore Sun: Give Iran Negotiators Space to Work
Lt. Gen. Robert Gard and executive director Angela Canterbury explain why Congress should support the deal with Iran.
Press Release: Iran Bill Passes Senate, House Supports Diplomacy
“So, for today, Congress did no harm. Let’s see about tomorrow.”
Ed Levine Quoted in The Christian Science Monitor
Should approval of an international agreement limiting Iran’s nuclear program be linked to Iran’s history of sponsoring terrorism?
That question will move to center stage Tuesday when a Senate committee considers legislation that in essence would add renouncing terrorism to the list of Iran’s commitments for the United States to honor a final deal.
PilotOnline.com Publishes Article by Center Board Chair, Gen. Robert Gard on Congress and Iran
The United States and its international partners – collectively known as “the P5+1” – have reached a framework agreement with Iran over the future of its nuclear program; debate in Washington now focuses on whether it’s a “good deal.
Many, including a majority of the Senate’s Republican caucus, oppose any deal and will try just about anything to stop it – including writing a letter to Iran’s leaders pledging to undo the agreement once President Barack Obama leaves office.
