Maybe it's a toss up – whether the series of popular uprisings sweeping many Arab capitals or the Iranian nuclear project will turn out to be the more significant factor in the development of the Middle East's history. Currently, against the backdrop of civil war and NATO bombing in Libya, the violent suppression of rioting in Syria, Bahrain, and Yemen, and the judicial proceedings against Egypt's former president Hosni Mubarak and his families and proteges, little attention is being given to the relentless, steady progress being made in Iran's massive effort to produce nuclear weaponry. Risible international economic sanctions, spearheaded by the
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