From: AICE caiceresearcht4gmail.com> To: jeevacationgiiginail.com Subject: AICE Update: If Iran Cheats after a Deal Is Signed, Can Sanctions Be Easily Reimposed? Date: Thu, 16 Jul 2015 14:33:50 +0000 The American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise Ow& 2OUv &beat. E-Newsletter Jewish Virtual IN THIS ISSUE Myths 8. Facts: Exclusive Fact of the Week How the State of Israel Was Born a p THIS WEEK IN JEWISH HISTORY Exodus Immigrant Ship Leaves France (1947) pLo Ratifies Palestine Constitution (1968) Bombing of AMIA Jewish Center in Argentina (1994) See More Jewish History Events AICE PROJECTS July 16, 2015 Myths & Facts: Online Exclusive If Iran Cheats after a Deal Is Signed, Can Sanctions Be Easily Reimposed? Sanctions are not like a water spigot; they cannot be easily turned on and off. It took years and multiple UN resolutions to impose the current sanctions. Even with the existing sanctions, many countries, including the United States, have been cheating on them for years, allowing Iran to continue to maintain its economy at a high enough level to stave off any popular revolt and allow it to continue to pursue its hegemonic designs on the region. Facts: 2012 Many countries have been standing at the starting line just waiting for the sanctions gun to go off so they can race to Iran with business proposals. Most countries will not want to reverse their policy, and it is likely the current consensus would break down, unless the Iran breach was so egregious - e.g., building a bomb (which, remember is supposed to be impossible according to the administration) - that the international community could be rallied again to act. By that time, however, it may be too late, and the only alternative may then be military action. Click Here to Read More Myths and Facts about an Iran Deal Fact of the Week US Authorities Arrest More than 10 Individuals with Alleged Ties to ISIS United States authorities reported that they arrested m