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Israeli Minister fears Iran may be able to defend itself. PDF Print E-mail
Written by the Beeb   
Friday, 06 June 2008 21:16

A top Israeli official has said that if Iran continues with its alleged nuclear arms programme, Israel will attack it.

Speaking to Yediot Ahronot newspaper, Deputy Prime Minister Shaul Mofaz said sanctions on Iran were ineffective.

Mr Mofaz is one of three deputy prime ministers and the transport minister.

Earlier this week, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Iran's nuclear programme must be stopped by what he termed all possible means.

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"The international community has a duty and responsibility to clarify to Iran, through drastic measures, that the repercussions of their continued pursuit of nuclear weapons will be devastating," Mr Olmert said.

Iran insists that its nuclear programme is for peaceful purposes but it is defying a demand from the UN Security Council to stop the enrichment of uranium.

'Attack unavoidable'

"If Iran continues with its programme for developing nuclear weapons, we will attack it. The sanctions are ineffective," Mr Mofaz told Yediot Ahronot.

"Attacking Iran, in order to stop its nuclear plans, will...

be unavoidable," he said. The former chief of the army and defence minister is one of several senior figures in the governing Kadima party who may challenge the leadership of Mr Olmert, who faces allegations of corruption.

The UN Security Council has approved three rounds of sanctions against Iran.

These include asset restrictions and travel bans on Iranian individuals and companies said to be involved in nuclear work.

The sanctions also ban the sale to Iran of so-called dual-use items - items which can have either a military or civilian purpose.

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From Usenet::

Iran IS pretty well armed and defended now ... the only limitation perhaps being the competence of their military to make best USE of the advanced systems they've bought.

Even thus, a conventional aerial foray into Iran could go as badly for Israel as their recent invasion of Lebanon. They'd be better off using some kind of missiles instead - cruise or ballistic.

And no matter HOW it goes, Iran WILL be able to use the incident as proof-positive of Israeli aggression. The whole of the Muslim world will rally to Tehran... and some of their non-Muslim allies" too like Russia and China. 

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