The deal reached over the weekend in Geneva is a huge mistake by
the U.S. and one that will be regretted when we discover the
Islamic Republic of Iran cannot be trusted.  In the past, the
Obama administration has suggested it is willing and ready to
use force to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear bomb, but now
the White House has since early this fall pushed hard for a
diplomatic solution — one of actually conceding to Iran.  Such
an unwise breakthrough is likely to anger Israel and several
lawmakers in Washington who argue that Iran has eluded
international nuclear inspectors for years and cannot be trusted
and have warned the Obama administration against rushing into a
hasty and bad deal.  The United States and its allies, including
Israel, which is not party to the talks but has been played a
vocal role on the sidelines during recent weeks, have long
suspected that Iran is enriching uranium to make a nuclear bomb.
Iranian leaders are lying that the program is purely for
peaceful purposes, including for