Iran's Fatwa: No Nuclear Weapons and a Cautionary Tale from Libya

Joe Kent reveals that Iran has maintained a fatwa against nuclear weapons since 2004, contradicting claims of imminent nuclear capability. He argues that Iran's strategy is influenced by the fate of Gaddafi, who abandoned his nuclear program only to face regime change. Kent emphasizes that intelligence supports Iran's compliance with the fatwa, debunking the narrative of an active nuclear threat.

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