The good news is that Iran has not taken the opportunity of responding to the West about its nuclear
weapons power programme by lobbing a missile at Jerusalem. The bad news is that Tehran has said that it is not giving up its quest of
nuclear weapons peaceful civilian power plants. The qualified great news is that this is pretty good evidence that Iran does not have the bomb-- yet.
Mind you, it's still early evening in Iran as I write this, so I'm not going to breathe easy for a few hours yet.
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