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October 10, 2006
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Begin Excerpts from Haaretz Article by Aluf Benn
Israel worried North Korea will pass nuclear know-how to Iran
October 10, 2006
By Aluf Benn, Haaretz Correspondent and Agencies
Israel is concerned that North Korea will transfer m ateri
als and technology for the development of nuclear weapons to Iran, a senior Israeli official said Monday following a nuclear test carried out by North Korea.
According to the official, North Korea had issued a warning last week that it would not hesitate to transfer “technology, materials and nuclear arms” to other countries.
North Korea has close defense ties with Iran and Syria and has been a major source for the supply of surface-to-surface missiles and ballistic missile knowhow to both countries.
The senior Israeli official also warned that the North Korean nuclear test is likely to result in Tehran expediting its nuclear development program, because of the assumption that a state with nuclear arms is “immune” to a strike against its nuclear installations.
“Now that North Korea has proven nuclear capabilities, it is liable to collaborate with Iran and accelerate the Iranian nuclear program,” Israel’s ambassador to the United States Danny Ayalon said.
An Iranian diplomat involved in talks with the European Union on his country’s nuclear ambitions said Monday that the North Korean test is likely to make the West think twice about its attitude toward the Iranian nuclear program.
The diplomat also voiced a veiled threat that Tehran would one day go the way of Pyongyang.
The North Korean test comes at a time when the United States is making efforts to rally international support for sanctions against Iran because of its disregard for a UN Security Council demand that Tehran freeze its uranium enrichment program.
However, senior European and American diplomatic sources opposed any comparison between the deadlock on Iran’s nuclear program and North Korea, saying that these were different problems requiring different solutions.
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert will hold a special meeting on dealing with the threat posed by the Iranian nuclear program this week. The meeting was planned several weeks ago, but will now take place in light of the North Korean nuclear test and its implications on the Middle East.
The Israel Atomic Energy Committee confirmed Monday that North Korea had carried out a nuclear test, on the basis of seismologic data.
According to the press release, the subterranean explosion was relatively small, with an estimated yield of 0.5 and 1.0 kiloton.
Iran’s state radio was more blatant and blamed Washington for the North Korean test.
“The U.S. not only failed to remove the sanctions it imposed on North Korea, but even stepped up diplomatic pressure against it.
In the end, such pressure resulted in North Korea holding a nuclear test.
The nuclear test of North Korea is a response to American threats and humiliations.”
European and other intelligence sources claim that North Korean scientists offer assistance to Iran in the development of its nuclear program.
North Korea helped Iran develop its Shehab-class of surface-to-surface missiles.
End Haaretz Article by Aluf Benn
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