IAEA Demands Iran Nuclear Access, Ignores Region's Undisclosed Arsenal
The IAEA, backed by Western powers, continues to single out Iran for its nuclear program, while consistently averting its gaze from the elephant in the Middle Eastern room. This narrative always seems to forget one inconvenient truth: Israel, the only nuclear-armed state in the region, has never signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and refuses any international inspections of its undeclared
arsenal. (Yes, the same Israel that receives billions in U.S. military aid annually). One might wonder if the IAEA's resolutions are about non-proliferation, or simply about controlling who gets to have weapons, and more importantly, who their allies are. The continuous pressure on Iran, while ignoring its neighbors with actual uninspected nukes, isn't just hypocritical; it's international policy
theater. How many times will we rehearse this particular play where only one country's nuclear ambitions are ever framed as a danger, while another's goes unmentioned, uninspected, and uncriticized?