The interim Geneva accord on Iranian nuclear facilities has strengthened Iran and increased Israeli anxieties.
Iran is no longer a pariah state. The rial, its currency, has risen sharply. Its Sunni rivals, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and its client Gulf states, have been humiliated. West sanctions have been partly lifted. By contrast Israel has become isolated, and its American support less certain.
A Middle East free from weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear weapons, would be in everyone's best interests.