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The language of the statement is interesting. Israel being "forced" to attack implies that there is no choice, meanwhile the choices are ample. Israel could allow the UN inspectors to continue to do their jobs, which they are more than adequate at, in gathering evidence that Iran has nuclear arms. So far, no such evidence exists.
Creating this pretext for an attack is identical to what its ally, the U.S., did in 2003 when it attacked Iraq. It is fabricating a reason for prevention, when no such threat exists.
This is also sadly predictable, in a way. Iran is the last nation missing in the puzzle to complete the trans Middle East oil pipeline stretching to the gulf, and the U.S. lacks the resources to mount another offensive in the region. Who better than its ally?
It is also sad that there is no evidence that Iran is definitely producing nuclear arms, yet the Western world will largely support this attack; meanwhile, North Korea is more than likely the next threatening candidate for nukes, has already committed to boycotting nuclear talks, and has made open threats of attack against Japan and South Korea, yet no support for true PRE-EMPTION in this matter is forthcoming. Furthermore, Pakistan, ALREADY a nuclear power, is on the brink of having its key security regions overrun by the Taliban, and yet the priority is now Iran?
If this weren't so laughable I'd cry. On one hand Israel is wiping out its neighbouring threat as it expands its territory in violation of UN law, and on the other hand it wants to settle the score with an old regional rival.
The fact that people are still debating over whether or not such an attack is justified is laughable, really. Please pick up a history book and take a HARD LOOK at what is going on.
Creating this pretext for an attack is identical to what its ally, the U.S., did in 2003 when it attacked Iraq. It is fabricating a reason for prevention, when no such threat exists.
This is also sadly predictable, in a way. Iran is the last nation missing in the puzzle to complete the trans Middle East oil pipeline stretching to the gulf, and the U.S. lacks the resources to mount another offensive in the region. Who better than its ally?
It is also sad that there is no evidence that Iran is definitely producing nuclear arms, yet the Western world will largely support this attack; meanwhile, North Korea is more than likely the next threatening candidate for nukes, has already committed to boycotting nuclear talks, and has made open threats of attack against Japan and South Korea, yet no support for true PRE-EMPTION in this matter is forthcoming. Furthermore, Pakistan, ALREADY a nuclear power, is on the brink of having its key security regions overrun by the Taliban, and yet the priority is now Iran?
If this weren't so laughable I'd cry. On one hand Israel is wiping out its neighbouring threat as it expands its territory in violation of UN law, and on the other hand it wants to settle the score with an old regional rival.
The fact that people are still debating over whether or not such an attack is justified is laughable, really. Please pick up a history book and take a HARD LOOK at what is going on.