Peter Bergen: New York Times op-eds on Iran show how pro-war spin leaves out the truth

Frida Ghitis: Propaganda for war with Iran is a classic form of pro-war propaganda.

She says we should have more carefully evaluated the arguments that were made in favor of going to war.

Ghitis says Israel has been delaying Iran ’s path to a nuclear weapon through “sabotage, assassinations of leading scientists, cyberattacks, document heists and other covert acts” She says Israel must go further and launch a major attack on Iran .

Frida Ghazvinian: The U.S. intelligence community has long assessed that Iran “isn’t currently working to build a nuclear device” She says there is no evidence that Iran is “considering resuming his country’s nuclear-weapons program, which was largely suspended in 2003 .

Ghazvian : Israel , unlike Iran , is not a party to the nonproliferation treaty, and arguably its clandestine possession of nuclear weapons should require the United States .

Peter Bergen says Israel didn't understand Hamas was driven by the goal of waging religious war.

He says Hamas is one part of an “axis of evil” led by Iran , which is trying “to annihilate Israel ,” he says.

Bergen: Hamas ’s charter explicitly disclaims the idea that they are waging a mere “religious war”.