After a heated session in Tehran, lawmakers pushed the bill forward in a victory for President Hassan Rouhani

A report from the first journalist from a pro-Israel, Jewish-American newspaper to be granted a visa into the Islamic Republic, is a whitewash that includes the myth of a ‘moderate’ Rouhani

Why the Iranian president faces a severe test from powerful hardline conservatives inside the Islamic Republic—and why the moderates may lose

Tehran University political scientist Sadegh Zibakalam dares to publicly oppose his regime’s foreign policy

But Facebook, which bought the free messaging service this year, isn’t banned

Gives press conference in front of Navy-intercepted rockets bound for Gaza

$400,000 unexpectedly delivered to the Dr. Sapir Hospital and Charity Center

The implications are far-reaching

Beijing proved masterful at enabling Pyongyang to expand its program, and did the same for Pakistan. Now it’s Tehran’s turn.

Another trying week on Iran and its nuclear program draws to a close

The ‘ancient’ griffin—given by the U.S. to Iranian President Rouhani—probably doesn’t date back to earlier than 1999

Despite talk of a diplomatic thaw between Washington and Tehran, the U.S. is already locked in battle

As Washington looks for a diplomatic solution with Iran, Israel’s American-born interlocutor translates for Jerusalem

The Scroll breaks down Obama’s speech today at the General Assembly

And other strange developments