Is Israel the key to dealing with Iran? Why is the US “dog,” being wagged by Israel, the “tail?” Or, do Obama’s Islamic roots present an obstacle for dealing with Islamic nations?

The ball started rolling in Cairo when President Barak Hussein Obama asked the Islamic world to forgive the United States for its historical misdeeds! President Obama was reconciling, appeasing, and dealing from a position of weakness, not the strength one learned to accept from the United States.

In spite of clear statement by Ahmadinejad that Iran will not communicate with the United States as long as it [the United States] holds Israel’s hands, the young American President insist that he wants to use diplomacy with Iran. President Obama displays what most observers now consider a cowardice attitude. In his dealing with Iran, Barak Hussein Obama, and his designees, have been making fools out the United States. The Administration continued to do so  until Secretary Clinton, while on a trip to the Middle East, was finally willing to call Iran out, and to clearly state that Iran is a dictatorship, not the democracy that it claims to be.

The Obama Administration is too timid to even suggest that it will consider military actions against Iran should the rogue Islamic Republic actually develop nuclear weapons. In spite of shaky relations with Israel, the United States is tacitly counting on the tiny Jewish state to keep Iran from becoming a nuclear power.

The United States is aware that Israel has a number of submarines that can reach Iran through the Suez Canal, a route Mubarak recently allowed Israel to test. Israel have planes that with refueling could easily reach any target in Iran and deliver tactical nuclear payloads. And, the Israeli fleet of long distant drones can be equipped with either bunker-busting bombs, tactical nuclear war-heads, or other yet to be exposed munitions.

With Iran’s boasting of its membership in the “nuclear family,” it missile demonstrations, and other action in the face of President Obama and his Western allies, how long can Israel who will likely be the first target of any long-rage Iranian missile, with, or without, nuclear capability, wait? Israel made it clear to President Obama, through a number of channels, that when it comes to national security it will follow what is best for Israel, not necessarily any route that the United States may approve.

The questions are: Is Israel, a legitimate nuclear power, capable of taking out Iran’s nuclear and missile capabilities before the reach fruition? If the answer to that question is, yes; which most those in the know think that it is, then comes the second question: When, and under what circumstances, will Israel rid the world of advanced missiles, and nuclear equipped Iran?

If Iran does not either capitulate to free world pressures to cease its nuclear development, nor has its regime remove by Iranian revolutionaries, the likelihood that Israel will use it awesome military capacity to remove the presently structured Iran blight from the map.