By Micah Halpern
I've Been Thinking:
Iran's moves to increase the enrichment of their uranium has upset the countries who signed on to the now infamous deal with Iran.
It appears that the deal has no teeth. That there is no way to force Iran to comply with the deal.
Additionally, this deal leaves Israel in a very precarious situation.
Questions arise. How will Israel respond to the new threats?
It should be perfectly clear to everyone that this assertive move by Iran is, first and foremost, a direct threat against Israel. And then it is a threat to the rest of the Western world. But location is everything and Israel is in the neighborhood - in the target zone, in the cross hairs, of Iran.
Israel has a history of interceding when it perceives threats to be developing. In 1981 Israel attacked and destroyed the nuclear reactor in Iraq. In 2007 Israel attacked and destroyed the nuclear center in Syria.
If Iran pushes too hard, Israel may very likely strike Iran's nuclear system.
Micah@MicahHalpern.com
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