Op-ed: Who to believe on Iran, Obama or the PM?

If the terms are anything like those being repeatedly asserted in recent days by “sources in Jerusalem,” the deal being hatched by US-led international negotiators with Iran is the worst case of appeasement before a would-be genocidal aggressor since 1938. Except that it would be still more indefensible and inexplicable than Chamberlain’s capitulation to Hitler, in that Iran is not yet nearly as terrifying as the rapacious Nazi force that the British prime minister was so desperately and misguidedly trying to sate.

Unlike the Nazis in 1938, Iran likely can be halted through effective diplomacy backed by the threat of further sanctions and force. And if that fails, by force itself. According to those anonymous senior Israeli sources who habitually leak details to Israeli diplomatic correspondents, however, it is the very accord that the Obama administration is allegedly pushing that will enable the regime in Tehran to attain terrifying capabilities.

Read the rest of David Horovitz’s op-ed here.