By
Joseph
Klein
Israeli
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned repeatedly how a bad deal with
Iran over its nuclear program can have catastrophic consequences for
international peace and security. Unless and until Iran is verifiably stripped
entirely of its nuclear enrichment capabilities, he believes, the sanctions in
place must continue in full force. Prime Minister Netanyahu understands the
peril in allowing Iran to get a nuclear weapon. Weakness will only abet the
crocodile’s appetite. "I would go so far as to say that a bad deal could
lead to the second, undesired option," Netanyahu said this week. He was
evidently alluding to the military option that may be the only means left to
stop Iran in time if bad diplomacy leaves Iran a clear path to achieving its
nuclear arms objective. [more...]
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