Will Iran Come Out of the Nuclear Closet?
A U.S. official believes that Iran has obtained enough nuclear material to make a bomb. Israel is believed to have the Middle East's only nuclear arsenal, though it has never acknowledged this. Why does Iran pursue a nuclear bomb? And will Iran come out of the nuclear closet?A U.S. official believes that Iran has obtained enough nuclear material to make a bomb. Israel is believed to have the Middle East’s only nuclear arsenal, though it has never acknowledged this. Why does Iran pursue a nuclear bomb? And will Iran come out of the nuclear closet?
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