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(Israel Hayom) - Dan Margalit - One option suggested was to offer to supply Iran with one last offer, stressing that it accept this unconditionally: The West will take care of all of the Shiite empire's civilian nuclear needs if Iran agrees to halt uranium enrichment under international supervision. Sounds logical, but such an American offer has already been accepted by North Korea, but the moment the West fulfilled its part of the bargain, Pyongyang reverted back to its evil ways. There is no reason to believe the ayatollahs any more than we believe the North Koreans. Dictatorships have no respect for countries that strike compromise agreements with them. Harsher, speedier sanctions are in order, and only when they are implemented can the West approach the evil Shiite regime with offers of compromise. The current pressure is ineffective. 2012-06-20 00:00:00Full Article
Against Iran, an Iron Wall and Iron Will
(Israel Hayom) - Dan Margalit - One option suggested was to offer to supply Iran with one last offer, stressing that it accept this unconditionally: The West will take care of all of the Shiite empire's civilian nuclear needs if Iran agrees to halt uranium enrichment under international supervision. Sounds logical, but such an American offer has already been accepted by North Korea, but the moment the West fulfilled its part of the bargain, Pyongyang reverted back to its evil ways. There is no reason to believe the ayatollahs any more than we believe the North Koreans. Dictatorships have no respect for countries that strike compromise agreements with them. Harsher, speedier sanctions are in order, and only when they are implemented can the West approach the evil Shiite regime with offers of compromise. The current pressure is ineffective. 2012-06-20 00:00:00Full Article
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