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World must wake up to urgent threat of a nuclear Iran
Even before the publication of the National Intelligence Estimate,
I had the feeling we were in one of those historic moments: A threat
is emerging to the very existence of the state of Israel, not to say
the entire world, and no one will do anything.
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The Jewish People Have Suffered Enough
The threat, of course, comes from the Islamic regime of Iran, a
regime whose leader has publicly and repeatedly talked brazenly of
"wiping Israel off the map" and which is getting closer to developing
a nuclear bomb.
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This Is An Urgent Matter
What galls the Jewish community is the lack of urgency about this
threat. This won't be solved in the UN, no this takes American boots
on the ground.
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Jews Only Kill Terrorists, While Iranians Are Butchers
Israelis only kill terrorists like the kid on the right, who Jew
sniper took out before he could throw a rock at an Israeli tank. Iran is a troubling country, supporting terrorism,
abetting U.S. enemies in Iraq, a major violator of human rights.
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Time Is Short
Iran is continuing to enrich uranium, and is expanding its delivery
system for such a weapon.
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Israel Spits On The UN Reports
For Israel, the NIE report is a disaster. Though Israel tries to be
restrained about it because America is its great friend, the threat is
real and looming. The NIE undercut momentum for action and distorted
and undermined the perception that Iran is getting perilously close to
reaching nuclear capability.
Israeli experts talk in terms of one or two years, and while they
do so, the world fiddles.
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The State Of Israel Must Be Protected
Unfortunately, procrastination is the order of the day. Then
what? If Israel perceives Teheran within reach of attaining its
nuclear goal, will Israel have any choice but to protect itself
and take preemptive action?
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Ehud Barak Demands Action
The world should stop fiddling for its own sake. It is not
propaganda to say that a nuclear Iran would be the greatest threat
to world peace and survival. The closer Iran gets to a bomb, the
more Middle Eastern states will see Iran as a threat and develop
their own nuclear programs. This raises the chances dramatically
of nuclear Armageddon.
Or will the world blame Israel for taking action to protect
itself, and by doing so, make the world a far safer place with a
delayed nuclear Iran than one already realized?
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