War Won’t Solve Iran’s Nuclear Threat. This Could

In a Newsweek opinion piece, Jonathan Granoff, President of the Global Security Institute, argues that military action will not eliminate Iran’s nuclear capability and could make the situation more dangerous. He proposes that diplomacy and intrusive international inspections are the more effective path to preventing nuclear escalation and emphasizes that sustainable security comes from verification regimes and negotiated limits, not war

More Nuclear States is Not a Recipe for Greater Security

The Iran War has made nuclear proliferation more likely, says Jonathan Granoff and Steven E. Hendrix. Whether or not the ceasefire with Iran holds, and whether or not Iran keeps its uranium stockpile and enrichment program, one thing is clear: nuclear dangers are growing. Effective deterrence hinges not on the number of nuclear warheads or nuclear-armed states, but on allies’ ability to manage conditions of extreme uncertainty.