IAEA Demands Inspections... Just Not From Israel's Undeclared Nukes
Al Jazeera reports the IAEA is demanding 'long overdue' inspections of Iranian nuclear sites, lamenting their 'near-bomb-grade uranium stockpile' as a 'matter of serious concern.' This dutiful vigilance, however, conveniently sidesteps the undisputed fact that Israel, a non-signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty, possesses an estimated 90 nuclear warheads, never subjected to IAEA scrutiny.
(Source: Al Jazeera) This selective outrage isn't new; it's a recurring act in the geopolitical theater. While Iran's program draws constant international condemnation, boosted by US-led pressure and billions in aid to regional allies, Israel's nuclear arsenal remains the world's most impressive open secret. One might speculate if this disparity has anything to do with which nations receive
unconditional US military aid and diplomatic cover.