The massacre perpetrated by the Iran-backed Hamas murderers on October 7 and the war that ensued has effectively eclipsed what, up to several weeks ago, seemed to be the issue of most concern regarding the Islamic Republic’s behaviour … its climb, slowly but surely, towards a nuclear arsenal.
The world appears resigned to the inevitability that a dash towards the first batch of Iranian nuclear weapons would either be tolerated, or stopped, by an Israeli military strike. In the latest chapter in this story, the Vienna-based IAEA’s Board of Governors has once again feebly indicated its displeasure with Iran’s evasive actions, but stopped short of deciding to do anything about it.
