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Yes but international moves are not being taken based on the person behind the user "Orion" in one of the many politic debating forums on the internet, such moves are based on legalty, and as long as Israel is not signed on the NPT it has no reason or need to expose its nuclear progress to the world.
The presence of undeclared nukes changes the security scenario of the entire region, regardless if they are legal or not. Your statement is exactly why I find foreign policy in the middle east hypocritical. We know Israel has the capability of launching nuclear strikes but this is never something brought to the discussion table, or even discussed in the media, as a reason why other M-E nations are now seeking their own nuclear deterrence. We just keep pitching the idea that Iran is crazy and that's why they want nukes. No... they want nukes for their own security. That is what the security dilemma means. It's POLISCI 101.
And the moon is made of cheese. That is outright false.
Whatever.
Right now the sane part of the Western world needs to focus on stopping or delaying the Iranian progress towards the bomb.
There's no evidence that Iran is making nuclear weapons. According to your own criteria, we must have legal reasons to go after Iran. That means proof is required. Inspections have not turned up evidence that weapons are being manufactured.
Sorry, but I won't support another invasion based on a propaganda campaign. I want to see clear evidence from UN inspectors, not from the United States or Israel. Thanks.