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Thought experiment: Imagine if Iran had assassinated an Israeli nuclear scientist

The usual suspects — Ben Rhodes, John Brennan, the New York Times — are very upset that Iran’s top nuclear scientist was assassinated; they’re all afraid it will hamstring President Joe Biden’s desire to jump right back into the Iran nuclear deal. Alex Kane, who writes for Jewish Currents, offered a thought experiment: Imagine if Iran had assassinated one of Israel’s nuclear scientists.

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