[guide.chat] In Reply To: iran attack

From: "James Liddell" <james.liddell2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Guide Chat" <guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2012 10:05:48 +0100
Vanessa;
What gets me here is Israel's hypocrisy. I know, as a Christian, I should 
defend Israel, but there are limits, and Israel has frequently crossed them.
The hypocrisy I'm on about is this: Israel, quite rightly, condemns and 
threatens Iran because Iran is trying to experiment with atomic reactions, 
probably to make a nuclear bomb. This is completely against the United Nations 
prohibition on new countries arming themselves with the bomb.
So Israel is absolutely right in her attitude. However, according to the same 
United Nations treaty - which Israel signed - Israel shouldn't have the bomb 
either...
But she has had nuclear bombs - at least six, probably eight - for over twenty 
years.
Mordecai Vanunu - google him - was sent to prison in Israel for revealing this 
to the British Sunday Times two decades ago.
I hate hypocrisy. 

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Subject: [guide.chat] iran attack

Iran on Thursday vowed to "retaliate" against any attack after Israel's prime 
minister called for a "red line" to prevent the Islamic republic from acquiring 
a nuclear bomb.

Denying any nuclear military program, Iran's deputy UN ambassador said his 
country "is strong enough to

 
defend itself and reserves its full right to retaliate with full force against 
any attack."
The envoy, Eshagh al-Habib, called Israel a "regime which is based on terrorism 
and is the father founder of state terrorism in the world," in comments 
distributed before they were read out at the UN General Assembly.

Al-Habib accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of making "baseless 
allegations" against Iran during a firebrand speech to the assembly earlier in 
the day.

Netanyahu called for "a clear red line on Iran's nuclear weapons program" in 
his speech to the 193-member assembly.

"The red line must be drawn on Iran's nuclear enrichment program because these 
enrichment facilities are the only nuclear installations that we can definitely 
see and credibly target," he said in a speech that accused Iran of backing 
terrorism around the world.

Habib said that Netanyahu had "shamelessly and hypocritically" made the 
accusations against Iran, adding that Israel is a non-declared nuclear power.

The Iranian envoy also accused Israel of organizing operations in Iran, which 
led to the murder of several nuclear scientists.

"The international community should live up to its responsibility and exert 
pressure on this regime to end all this irresponsible behavior in a volatile 
region such as the Middle East," Habib said.
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