What are the possible consequences of a nuclear Iran? We know how Israel feels. Iran has continued to threat its existence and it has provided military aid to Hezbollah and Hamas. But how might other nations respond to a nuclear Iran?
President Obama has recently come out aggressively defending his Iranian nuclear negotiations. He singled out John McCain and said that partisan wrangling over the nuclear agreement with Iran has gone “beyond the pale”, and harsh criticism of the deal “needs to stop.”
McCain responded in turn:
“It is undeniable that the version of the nuclear agreement outlined by the Obama administration is far different from the one described by Iran’s supreme leader – on inspections, sanctions relief and other critically important issues…These widely divergent explanations of the nuclear deal must be fully explained and reconciled if we are to give serious consideration to this agreement.”
Whatever the case may be, Gatestone Institute warns that a nuclear Iran will indeed have a far-reaching spillover effect.
Excerpt:
India is not only vulnerable to nuclear threats from Pakistan. Both the Islamic State (ISIS) and Al-Qaeda have also openly declared hostility toward it. India has long been concerned about nuclear capabilities or materiel falling into the hands of Islamists in Pakistan. By now, it is no secret that if Iran acquires nuclear weapons capability, nuclear proliferation in the Middle East will increase exponentially. The Iranians have already announced that they plan to sell “enriched uranium” in the international marketplace and will be “hopefully making some money” from it. To whom will they sell?
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