The Risks of a Nuclear Iran Spread Far Beyond the Middle East

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 “Inspectors knew when North Korea broke to the bomb, but that didn’t stop anything. North Korea turned off the cameras, kicked out the inspectors. Within a few years, it got the bomb.”

In his address to Congress, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rightly compared the ongoing nuclear negotiations with Iran to Washington’s past experience with North Korea. But the Obama Administration appears to be willfully ignoring the record with North Korea. It also seems unfocused on the dire implications of a bad Iran deal for Asia.

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