Belief Solidified in Islam – Israel can be destroyed in this Generation!
Once U.S. Troops are pulled Out, Iraq will become even more of a Hot Bed of Sunni vs.
Shiite vs. Kurds vs. Terrorist Groups!
July 13, 2007
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IDF: Iran May Go Nuclear in 6 Months – NATO: Go it Alone
25 Tammuz 5767, 11 July 2007
By Ezra HaLevi
(IsraelNN.com) According to the IDF, Iran will be able
to produce nuclear weapons within six months. NATO says Israel must ‘go it alone’ according to Strategic Affairs Minister Avigdor Lieberman.
The IDF Military Intelligence (MI) assessment was reported Tuesday to the Knesset and included a concrete assessment determining that Iran could cross the technological threshold required to produce nuclear weapons in the next 6-12 months and possess an operational warhead by the middle of 2009.
The assessment is at odds with US estimates that put the date between 2010 and 2013.
Both agree, however, that military strikes could set back the technology for years.
IDF MI also is of the opinion that sanctions against Iran have not weakened the regime, because huge oil reserves still proivide all the money necessary to neutralize any pressure created by the international community.
The assessment also revealed that Israel’s withdrawals – from Lebanon in 2000 and Gaza in 2005 – have added precedents and solidified belief throughout the Middle East that armed struggle can achieve the destruction of Israel within this generation.
Lieberman: NATO Says ‘Go It Alone’
Minister of Strategic Affairs Avigdor Lieberman (Yisrael Beiteinu party), whose government portfolio was created specifically to deal with the Iranian threat, met with NATO’s Assistant Secretary-General Alexandro Minoto Rizo and the European Union’s representative Franco Partini earlier this week.
Lieberman reported that NATO’s senior officials said Israel should not assume that the international community will stop Iran just to help Israel.
“Israel should prevent the threat, herself, and should not expect support of other countries,” Lieberman reported as the conclusions reached at the meeting. “NATO is stuck in Afghanistan and European and American troops are wallowing in the Iraqi quagmire, which is something that is going to prevent the leaders of countries in Europe and America from deciding on the use of force to destroy Iran’s nuclear facilities,” he said.
“Winds of Chamberlain are blowing in Europe,” Lieberman told Army Radio, referring to that leader’s conciliatory policy toward the Nazis in WWII.
“When I hear from a respected prime minister like [Italian Prime Minister] Romano Prodi that Israel should agree to a peaceful Iranian nuclear program, it seems like something surreal. The political situation is such that they are trying to turn this into our problem alone.”
Lieberman said that although Europe or the US could not be relied upon to attack Iran on Israel’s behalf, they would support Israel’s actions. “If we start military operations against Iran alone, then Europe and the US will support us,” he said.
Another Lieberman in Favor of Iran Strike
US Senator Joseph Lieberman has been publicly calling for US strikes on Iran.
He repeated the call last week, saying the Islamic Republic “has declared war on the US” and is waging a “proxy war” against coalition forces in Iraq.
The Connecticut Senator and former Vice-Presidential candidate said intelligence reports proved Iran was behind much of the terrorism in Iraq and must be confronted directly. “Although no one desires a conflict with Iran, the fact is that the Iranian government by its actions has declared war on us.”
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President Gets His Veto Pen Ready!
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U.S. House of Representatives votes to withdraw troops
BigNewsNetwork.com
July 12, 2007
The U.S House of Representatives has passed a bill requiring withdrawal of most combat troops from Iraq starting within one hundred and twenty days.
The withdrawal needs to be completed by April next year.
The House voted by 223 votes to 201 to pass the measure, in defiance of President George Bush, who has already vetoed a previous troop withdrawal time line.
He has pledged to do it again.
The majority Democratic Party got the bill through even though ten of its members voted against the bill.
Four Republicans voted in favour of the plan.
House Democratic leaders argued it was time to change tack in the U.S war strategy and get the Iraqis to step up
and be responsible for their country.
But Republicans accused the Democrats of backing a plan for defeat in Iraq.
House M inority Leader John Boehner said America will be less safe if the army fails
in Iraq.
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