accept that religious fanatics who deny the Holocaust, blame all evil on the Jews and pledge to annihilate the 6 million of them in Israel can be trusted with a nuclear program capable of producing the world’s most destructive weapon in a single year.

The rational/irrational dispute was ever-present in the intimate discussions between the United States and Israel on the Iranian nuclear issue during my term as Israel’s ambassador to Washington, from 2009 to the end of 2013. I took part in those talks and was impressed by their candor. Experts assessed the progress in Iran’s program: the growing number of centrifuges in its expanding underground facilities, the rising stockpile of enriched uranium that could be used in not one but several bombs, and the time that would"Clearly a broad area is being targeted by these lunatics," she wrote. She told Fairfax: "It's a real mix of middle class people and Muslims and migrants and some drug abusers and some rough stuff, but no one I know in this area has ever seen anti-Muslim stuff. I think it's as much a scare campaign as it is a recruitment tool." The woman said she had been "greatly saddened" to have to explain to her young son what the stickers meant, and reported the stickers to police and the Banyule Council. On Monday, another mother reported discovering Combat 18 stickers at the park. She removed the stickers and reported the find to the Islamophobia Register Australia, but the stickers had returned by Tuesday. Similar material has been