he Bulgaria bombing, in which five Israelis were killed, was the ninth plot pinned on Iran this year and the third this month: Similar attacks in Kenya and Cyprus were foiled. In February, an Israeli diplomat’s wife was injured in a car bombing in New Delhi [1], and otherattacks failed in Georgia and Thailand [2]. Last October, the Justice Department charged two Iranians in a plot to kill the Saudi ambassador [3] in Washington by bombing a Georgetown restaurant.

If Iran suffers no consequences from its acts of terrorism, they will continue. Israel has said that it will retaliate in a manner of its choosing. But more “shadow war” should not be the only response. The Security Council should review the abundant evidence of involvement by the Revolutionary Guard and Hezbol... >>>