Former Israeli Military Chief Mentions the Nukes
by Jason Ditz,
September 16, 2011
The unmentionable part of Israel’s massive military just got mentioned, as Tzvi Tzur, the former military chief of staff, today discussed Israel’s nuclear weapons program, one which Israeli officials are loathe to confirm even exists, but which is universally acknowledged privately.
Click here to read more on Israel’s WMDs at Haaretz
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Advocate4Liberty
September 17th, 2011 at 5:18 am
Congress must now stop aid to Israel. In 1976 the US passes the Symington Amendment which prohibits most U.S. foreign aid to any country found trafficking in nuclear enrichment equipment or technology outside international safeguards.
Obey the law, Congress!
No? Oh that's right: you are owned – lock, stock and barrel – by the Zionist lobbies.
the lion
September 17th, 2011 at 6:08 am
there are several reasons that Israel will never use Nukes.they include self iradiation, and they KNOW that Israel will become the Pariah state of the World and EVEN the US will not be able to bail them out of the problems of setting off a Nuke!
John_Muhammad
September 17th, 2011 at 6:26 am
Probably why he's a 'former' instead of a 'current'. Talking about The Unspeakable in public or private is just not the right thing to do. Unless it suits your agenda. Or not.
Jamie N
September 17th, 2011 at 1:29 pm
The facts are Israel has and is breaking the law all you have to do to see the biggest terrorist in the world is look at Israels Sampson Option.
Claus Eric Hamle
September 17th, 2011 at 7:29 pm
The real problem is that the Pentagon aims to achieve a disarming first strike capability. Please send this to the media and politicians in Bulgaria, Romania and Poland and beyond:
Trident missile engineer Bob Aldridge -www.plrc.org-wrote on the missiles in Bulgaria, Romania and Poland: "Whether they are on ships or land, they are still a necessary component for an unanswerable first strike." To take out the Russian second strike force, i.e. the missiles surviving First Strike with Minuteman-3 and Trident-2. Both have an accuracy of 30 meters or less, enough to destroy a missile silo. The US Navy can track and destroy all enemy submarines simultaneously according to Bob Aldridge. The missiles in the three countries lead to Launch On Warning, probably by 2014.