In the End, Everyone Hated the Iranian Theocracy

Victor Davis Hanson, American Greatness

Of course, in the Middle East, there is never a real end to anything. We may see freelancing

terrorists try to fill the vacuum of Iran’s decline. Or Iran itself may try to let loose a terrorist cell. It may later boast it has hidden away some enriched uranium. But no matter. The dimensions of this new Middle East will persist. The new reality is that either Israel or the U.S.—if they keep their earned confidence within proper limits—can now ensure a non-nuclear Iran by easily blowing up its costly nuclear program as often as it is rebuilt.