I am not going to enjoy watching the fight within the Jewish Community over the Iran deal:
“I think it’s going to be a really epic fight. The foreign policy fight of a generation,” said Jeremy Ben-Ami, president of J Street, a liberal advocacy group. “It pits folks who brought us the Iraq war and whole neocon worldview versus the Obama worldview and the concept that we can confront enemies with diplomacy.”
The problem is that I have no respect for the side that thinks the Iran deal should be unraveled by Congress. They have no answers for what comes after that. None.
All they have is a vague sense that maybe we’ll be forced to create a regime change in Iran.
That’s it.
They have nothing else, including any earthly idea how a war with Iran will play out or how Iran will emerge on the other side as a less dangerous and friendlier member of the international community with no regional ambitions and no desire for a nuclear weapons capability.
Thank god for J Street, though, or this would really get ugly.
