The Committee on Foreign Relations meets today to examine the challenges posed by Iran’s campaign to acquire nuclear weapons. After more than two years of negotiations, Iran’s recent decisions to limit International Atomic Energy Agency inspections and restart uranium enrichment represent a fundamental challenge to global stability and efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation. If the international community cannot muster the cohesiveness and determination to stop the Iranian nuclear drive, we will have undermined the international non-proliferation regime, risked igniting a regional arms race in the Middle East, and allowed a government with close links to terrorist organizations to acquire nuclear weapons.