Toro
Diamond Member
All you've done is repeat the problem. The US is a party to the NPT, but we possess nuclear weapons. Israel is a party to the NPT, but they possess nuclear weapons. What makes Iran different?
The NPT does not say that a nation cannot possess nuclear weapons. It exists to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. Iran does not have nuclear weapons. If it attempts to get nuclear weapons - as it is now, and has been sanctioned for doing so - it is in violation of the treaty.
Israel is not a party to the treaty.
So if you don't sign the treaty you can have them, but if you do, you can't, even if your enemies do.
So why can't Iran decide it is no longer party to the Treaty?
They can.
And we can decide to respond.