In 2015, when then-Secretary of State John Kerry, among others, negotiated the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran, Marco Rubio was a U.S. senator from Florida. Rubio told Kerry that he would support the “nuclear deal” with Iran if it were amended to state that the Islamic Republic of Iran recognized Israel. Kerry rejected the amendment. Today, Rubio, now secretary of state, understands the many flaws of the JCPOA, which has since been …