Tuesday's Daily Briefing on Iran

DoctorZin reports, 4.26.2005:

'Atomic Iran' TV ad rejected

WorldNetDaily.com:

A TV commercial warning Americans that Iran intends to launch a nuclear terror attack in the U.S. has been rejected by several stations. READ MORE

Here are a few other news items you may have missed.

• Agence France-Presse reports that an Iranian student detained for taking part in anti-regime demonstrations has been sentenced to 18 months behind bars and 76 lashes.
• Adnkronos International reports that amid ongoing ethnic unrest in southern Iran, a well-known human rights activist and spokesman for the ethnic Arab minority, Youssef Azizi ben Torof, was arrested.
• VOA News reports that representatives of Iran and the European Union are scheduled to meet again on April 29th and U.S. State Department deputy spokesman Adam Ereli says, "Iran faces a choice."
• Dow Jones Newswires reports that for the U.S. "who becomes Iran 's president doesn't really matter. What's important is what he does with the job."
• FOX News reports that Iranians shrug off the prospect of U.N. sanctions for good reason: Tehran has powerful friends.
• And finally, the Christian Science Monitor provides Rafsanjani and his past.