This week, while all of us were still reeling over the events of San Bernardino, word got out on Tuesday that Iran had launched yet another missile test. The missile, a Gahdr-110, a medium-range ballistic missile that has a range of 1800 to 2000 kilometers, or 1200 miles, was launched on November 21st is the second test since agreeing on the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, (JCPOA). The first was launched October 21st. This is in violation of two United Nations Security Council Resolutions, UNSCR 1929, passed in 2010 and UNSCR 2231, passed just one day after the JCPOA was agreed to by the six world powers, (the United States, Russia, France, Britain, and China plus Germany). We all remember when President Obama held his triumphant press conference after the deal was agreed to on July 14th. Although the term “agreed to” is a bit of a stretch, as it was never even signed by any of the parties, and, according to MEMRI, the Farsi version that was voted on in...(Read Full Article)