Iran Is Inching toward Acquiring Nuclear Weapons. What Can Be Done?
In less than four months, it will have enough uranium to build a bomb.
June 30, 2020
Iran Is Inching toward Acquiring Nuclear Weapons. What Can Be Done?
In less than four months, it will have enough uranium to build a bomb.
According to the most recent assessment from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Islamic Republic is less than four months away from having stockpiled enough enriched uranium to build an atomic bomb. Moreover, the IAEA has raised concerns about two undeclared sites that Iran has barred to inspectors. These could be where Iranian engineers are developing the technology to turn the uranium into an actual weapon and mount it on a warhead. John Hannah assesses the situation:
June 30, 2020
How Middle Eastern Governments Encourage Anti-Semitism on Campus
Qatari money buys hatred.
New Egyptian Survey Data Show a Combination of Apathy and Hostility toward Israel
A third of Egyptians think Israelis and Palestinians are equally at fault.
Religion Belongs at Law Schools
Law professors are among the least religious of university faculty.
A Jordanian Weapons Stockpile Discovered Near the Western Wall
A remnant of the Six-Day War.