In recent months there has been a notable escalation in the warnings emanating from Israel and the United States about the threat of Iran’s nuclear program, which will allegedly culminate in the construction of a nuclear weapon. Accompanying these warnings have been open threats that Israel is considering bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities, which Netanyahu’s government claims would slow or halt Iran’s alleged striving towards a WMD. Israel charges that a nuclear Iran poses an existential threat to the Jewish state, a claim that has been repeated since the start of last decade. Solutions to the stand-off abound, but only three are permitted to be spoken of as legitimate courses of action.