Op-Ed: Netanyahu Is Warning Americans About What Biden’s New Iran Deal Would Really Do
While America and the world are distracted by crises ranging from the war in Ukraine to skyrocketing gas prices, perhaps the greatest danger of the 21st century is largely ignored: Iran with a nuclear arsenal. In…

While America and the world are distracted by crises ranging from the war in Ukraine to skyrocketing gas prices, perhaps the greatest danger of the 21st century is largely ignored: Iran with a nuclear arsenal.
In Israel, concerns about Iran developing nuclear weapons have been ongoing for almost a decade.
In 2015, U.S. President Barack Obama entered into the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, more commonly referred to as the Iran nuclear deal. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decried the “deal,” taking serious diplomatic actions. Donald J. Trump, then an outspoken businessman and later the 45th American president, shared the opinion of Israeli leadership. Trump described Obama’s JCPOA with such terms as “horrible” and “laughable.”
The JCPOA drafted by Obama and his European partners attempted to limit Iranian advancement toward uranium enrichment and the technology and infrastructure needed to create nuclear weapons. However, those limitations were only temporary, with most of them expiring within a decade. Obama’s approach was apparently to kick the can down the road.


