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Obama unlikely to take action against Iran

26 Sunday Aug 2012

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Iran, Israël, Nuclear, Obama

Obama: “Compromise is not a dirty word”

Either Israel is engaged in the most elaborate ruse since the Trojan Horse or it is on the cusp of a pre-emptive strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities. What’s alarming is not just Iran’s increasing store of uranium or the growing sophistication of its rocketry. It’s also the increasingly menacing annihilationist threats emanating from Iran’s leaders. Israel’s existence is “an insult to all humanity,” says President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. “Anyone who loves freedom and justice must strive for the annihilation of the Zionist regime.” Explains the country’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Israel is “a true cancer tumor on this region that should be cut off.” Everyone wants to avoid military action, surely the Israelis above all. They can expect a massive counterattack from Iran, 50,000 rockets launched from Lebanon, Islamic Jihad firing from Gaza and worldwide terror against Jewish and Israeli targets, as happened last month in Bulgaria. Yet Israel will not sit idly by in the face of the most virulent genocidal threats since Nazi Germany.

It’s time to end the ambiguity about American intentions.

http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2012/08/24/charles-krauthammer-israel-on-the-edge-of-iranian-abyss/   

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Israël se prépare à une guerre avec l’Iran

21 Tuesday Aug 2012

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guerre, Iran, Israël, Nucléaire

Des employés des services postaux tiennent un centre de distribution de masques à gaz dans un centre commercial de Jérusalem.

Les citoyens se bousculent dans les centres de distribution de masques à gaz et l’armée vérifie les abris antimissiles.

Les Israéliens commencent à croire que l’hypothèse de centaines de missiles ravageant leur pays, en représailles à une attaque contre des installations nucléaires iraniennes, ne relève plus de la politique-fiction. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, le président iranien ne fait rien pour les rassurer: il a assimilé hier Israël à une «tumeur cancéreuse». Cette montée de tension se fait sentir dans les centres de distribution de masques à gaz, qui connaissent un afflux sans précédent depuis des années. Les appels téléphoniques aux centres de renseignements des municipalités pour localiser les abris publics se multiplient. Sur ce front, la mairie de Tel-Aviv, une cible privilégiée avec le quartier général de l’armée et le siège du ministère de la Défense, a annoncé que 60 parkings sous-terrains allaient être aménagés pour accueillir des centaines de milliers de personnes en cas de besoin. À ce dispositif s’ajoute un réseau de 220 abris publics spécialement conçus pour résister à des missiles. Ils font actuellement l’objet de contrôles renforcés pour vérifier que l’isolation, les systèmes d’aération et de distribution d’eau fonctionneront le moment venu. Signe de l’inquiétude ambiante: la 10, une chaîne de télévision privée, a interviewé des enfants pour savoir s’ils redoutaient une guerre. À titre de précaution, l’arrière a également été mobilisé par l’armée, qui a testé pour la première fois cette semaine une procédure d’alerte aux missiles par l’envoi de SMS sur les téléphones portables. Cette opération a été menée région par région, afin que seuls les habitants des secteurs visés par une attaque se précipitent dans les abris, ce qui est censé éviter une paralysie de l’ensemble du pays. Selon Matan Vilnaï, le ministre (sortant) de la Défense civile, chargé des mesures de protection des civils, un conflit «pourrait durer 30 jours sur plusieurs fronts simultanés». Autrement dit, les contre-attaques pourraient provenir non seulement de l’Iran, mais aussi du Hezbollah libanais, voire de la Syrie de Bachar el-Assad sur la frontière nord et des islamistes palestiniens du Hamas, qui contrôlent la bande de Gaza au sud. Selon cet ancien général, les tirs des missiles pourraient «faire quelque 500 morts, peut-être moins ou davantage», un bilan humain qu’il juge «raisonnable». «Il n’y a aucune raison d’être hystérique. Jamais auparavant le front intérieur n’a été aussi bien préparé», a ajouté Matan Vilnaï. Il a toutefois préféré quitter son poste particulièrement exposé pour devenir ambassadeur en Chine… Nouveaux pouvoirs pour Nétanyahou Pour lui succéder, Benyamin Nétanyahou a choisi un partisan de la manière forte avec l’Iran en la personne d’Avi Dichter, ancien patron du Shin Beth (le service de sécurité intérieure) et député de l’opposition centriste rallié à la majorité. Selon les commentateurs, le premier ministre a ainsi renforcé le camp, encore minoritaire, des partisans d’une attaque imminente contre l’Iran sans accord préalable des États-Unis. Pour compléter le tableau, Nétanyahou s’est accordé en tant que premier ministre de nouvelles prérogatives, une décision inédite depuis la création de l’État d’Israël en 1948. Officiellement, la réforme vise uniquement à «rendre le travail du gouvernement plus efficace». Une des dispositions prévoit notamment qu’un ministre absent d’une réunion du cabinet ne pourra plus voter par téléphone ou donner une procuration à l’un de ses collègues en cas d’absence. Observateurs et membres de l’opposition s’inquiètent de ces changements qui pourraient permettre à Nétanyahou de manœuvrer pour neutraliser l’opposition d’une majorité du gouvernement à une opération contre l’Iran, équivalent à une déclaration de guerre. Interrogé sur ce point, Shimon Pérès, le président, a affirmé très fermement qu’une décision d’attaquer l’Iran «doit être prise de façon légale par le gouvernement ou le cabinet de sécurité».

http://www.lefigaro.fr/international/2012/08/17/01003-20120817ARTFIG00446-israel-se-prepare-a-une-guerre-avec-l-iran.php

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An Iranian Nuclear Bomb Will Make Deterrence Harder

16 Friday Mar 2012

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Atomic Bomb, Iran, Israël

Iran and Israel closer than ever to a conflict

The Iranian nuclear program would be an unpleasant thing for Israel to live with, and a costly thing for Iran to pursue. But, if Iran does build the bomb, it can be deterred as the Soviet Union was.

Nuclear deterrence is ugly … but it works!

http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2012/03/15/matt-gurney-an-iranian-nuclear-bomb-will-make-deterrence-harder/

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North Korea Plans to Launch Long-Range Rocket

16 Friday Mar 2012

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North Korea Long Range Ballistic Test

PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) – North Korea announced plans to blast a satellite into space on the back of a long-range rocket, a provocative move that could jeopardize a weeks-old agreement with the U.S. exchanging food aid for nuclear concessions.

“Such a missile launch would pose a threat to regional security and would also be inconsistent with North Korea’s recent undertaking to refrain from long-range missile launches,” says the U.S. State Department.

After Iran, North Korea!

http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/story/2012-03-16/north-korea-rocket/53556988/1

 

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Iran’s Nuclear Agenda Resulting in a missile defence shield being deployed in Europe by 2018

29 Wednesday Feb 2012

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2018, European missile shield, Iran, Israël, Israel destruction, Nuclear, Russia

Mahmoud Ahmedinajad: The Iranian nuclear programme is peaceful

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Iran, facing growing international pressure over its nuclear programme, is calling for more talks with the United Nations. While Iran says its nuclear programme is peaceful, negotiations with the International Atomic Energy Agency have stalled and Western powers are increasingly concerned over the possible Iranian military dimensions of Tehran’s nuclear research.

According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran is significantly stepping up its uranium enrichment, a finding that is sending oil prices higher on fears tensions between Tehran and the West could escalate into military conflict. While the Iranian government is still refusing to address intelligence reports about covert research relevant to developing nuclear weapons, Israel is threatening to launch preventive military strikes against Iran. For many, Iran’s failure to comply with its international obligations regarding its nuclear programme could easily escalate into possible military dimensions and for some, the West is guilty of double standards when backing Israel, the only Middle East state outside the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

There are only two possible issues of this conflict: one is engagement, cooperation and interaction; the other is confrontation and conflict.

2018

Europe is now protected by a continent-wide missile defence system, developed and deployed by the US military. This continent-wide missile defence system been established in phases between 2011 and 2018.

Phase 1 saw the deployment of a land-based early warning radar system which Turkey agreed to host as well as ships United States of America in the Mediterranean. Phase 2 saw the creation of a land-based SM-3 interceptor site in Romania, a missile system initially used by the US Navy to intercept short to intermediate-range ballistic missiles. Phase 3, to counter short-medium and intermediate-range missile threats, added a more advanced SM-3 interceptor and a second land-based SM-3 site, which Poland agreed to host, located close to the Baltic Sea and Lithuania, roughly 50 miles from the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad.

Initially, this defence shield resulted in a cooling of relations between the US and Russia, which initially expressed concerns over the presence of missiles so close to its border, viewing it as a security threat despite assurances from the US that the shield was for potential threats from Iran and the Middle East. and was neither designed nor capable of threatening the large numbers and sophisticated ability of Russia’s strategic forces.

At the end, after years of engagement, cooperation and diplomatic interaction, by 2035, Israel will lie in ruins.

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Israël frapperait en Iran sans avertissement

28 Tuesday Feb 2012

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Le premier ministre Israélien Benjamin Netanyahu

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Afin de réduire les risques que les États-Unis soient tenus pour responsables de n’avoir pu empêcher une attaque potentielle d’Israël. Les responsables israéliens n’avertiront pas les États-Unis s’ils décident de lancer une attaque contre les installations nucléaires de l’Iran.

Que d’hypocrisie !

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William Hague Warns Against Stiking Iran

27 Monday Feb 2012

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Cold War, Iran, Middle East, Nuclear, Nuclear standoff, Striking Iran

William Hague, UK Foreign Minister

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LONDON — An attack on Iran would carry huge costs. Striking Iran could lead to a dangerous nuclear standoff in the Middle East. Striking at Iran’s disputed nuclear program would have enormous downsides. Britain’s foreign minister warned.

While allowing Iran to proceed with its nuclear program unchecked would lead to a Cold War-style arms race in the Middle East, with neighboring countries rushing to match the Iranian arsenal, we are very clear to all concerned that we are not advocating military action, he said. We couldn’t assume that a strike would be over quickly. There would be large scale and long-lasting repercussions. And so, the most serious round of nuclear proliferation since nuclear weapons were invented would have begun with all the destabilizing effects in the Middle East. That would be a disaster for world affairs.

Tensions over Iran’s nuclear program are running high. Israel, the U.S., Britain and others suspect that the Islamic Republic is using the program as cover for the manufacture of atomic weapons and observers fear that a pre-emptive strike may be in the works.

Related article: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/18/william-hague-iran-strike_n_1286322.html

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Stuxnet targeted five Iranian organizations

23 Thursday Feb 2012

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Cybernetics, Duqu, Iran, Stuxnet

Different variants of Stuxnet targeted five Iranian organizations

Stuxnet is a computer worm discovered in June 2010. It initially spreads via Microsoft Windows, and targets Siemens industrial software and equipment. Now, Virus researchers have discovered a variant of the Stuxnet worm. W32.Duqu, was first identified on October 14. While Duqu appears to have been derived from the Stuxnet, its purpose is different: rather than destroying industrial control systems, Duqu appears to be an information stealing Trojan that collects keystrokes and other information that might be used in subsequent attacks.

Different variants of Stuxnet targeted five Iranian organizations,with the probable target widely suspected to be uranium enrichment infrastructure in Iran. Russian computer security firm Kaspersky concluded that the sophisticated attack could only have been conducted “with nation-state support”. This was further backed up by F-Secure’s chief researcher Mikko Hyppönen. It has been speculated that Israel and the United States may have been involved.

Cybernetic is the future in weaponry and global warfare.

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Will Iran / Israel tensions lead to war?

21 Tuesday Feb 2012

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The only real question: Who will strike first?

Recently, Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz and has vowed to punish the United States and Israel. Tehran insists that Iran is pursuing nuclear energy for civilian purposes, not for military use. The question is not: will this situation devolve into a military conflict? The real question is: who will strike first?

Iran does not want anyone to know how close they are to having a nuclear weapon and Israel does not want anyone to know the circumstances under which they will take military action against Iran. In the last few months, tensions between Iran and the United States have risen to alarming levels. The U.S. and its allies are running out of non-military options of pressuring Iran, and Iran is facing economic strangulation.

President Bill Clinton spent eight years insisting Iran could never have a nuclear power plant, but eventually Washington relented. Today, Iran is acquiring impressive missile expertise and a stockpile of enriched uranium. Within a few years, Iran will have, if they do not already have, nuclear warheads atop its missiles. As that point nears, Iran has less reason to negotiate over the nuclear issue. Yes indeed, Israel, Iran and the United States are perilously close to a situation where there seems to be only one option left: military confrontation.

War will happen and Iran will strike first. Iran will strike Israel.

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L’Iran dément toute implication terroriste

15 Wednesday Feb 2012

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Iran, Israël, Terrorisme

Ramin Mehmanparast

Rejetant les déclarations du premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu qui a accusé l’Iran d’être derrière ces attaques. Téhéran a démenti toute implication dans les attentats de lundi qui ont visé les ambassades d’Israël en Inde et en Géorgie.

« Nous rejetons catégoriquement les accusations du régime sioniste: L’Iran condamne tout acte terroriste », déclare le porte-parole du ministère des Affaires étrangères iraniennes, Ramin Mehmanparast.

Et puis quoi encore ! Et vous, vous le croyez ?

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