It's being called "historic" and a "landmark" agreement by some.  Others, like Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, believe that it is "historic," all right – "a bad mistake of historic proportions," he said. But the deal to curb Iran's nuclear weapons program in exchange for the lifting of sanctions is based largely on the premise that Iran will be a good global citizen and can be trusted to hold up its end of the deal.  Iran has yet to prove either assumption. Reuters: "I believe this is an historic moment," Zarif, who was educated in the United States and developed a warm rapport with Kerry, told a news conference. "Today could have been the end of hope on this issue, but now we are starting a new chapter of hope. Let's build on that." European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, who acted as coordinator for the powers, said: "It is a decision that can open...(Read Full Post)