| נשלח ב-22/1/2006 05:17 |
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וועט זיין א איראן מלחמה??
JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel's defense minister hinted Saturday that the Jewish state is preparing for military action to stop Iran's nuclear program, but said international diplomacy must be the first course of action.
"Israel will not be able to accept an Iranian nuclear capability and it must have the capability to defend itself, with all that that implies, and this we are preparing," Shaul Mofaz said.
His comments at an academic conference stopped short of overtly threatening a military strike but were likely to add to growing tensions with Iran.
Germany's defense minister said in an interview published Saturday that he is hopeful of a diplomatic solution to the impasse over Iran's nuclear program, but argued that "all options" should remain open.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20060122/D8F9EEN00.html
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| נשלח ב-5/2/2006 09:47 |
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סענטער פריסט זאגט אז אויב עס וועט אויספעלן וועט מען גיין און מלחמה מיט איראן Frist says military action a posssibility against Iran
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist said Saturday night that the United States must be prepared to take military action against Iran if nonviolent means don't deter the country from building nuclear weapons.
Iran has said it wants to enrich uranium only to make nuclear fuel for generating electricity. But concerns that it might misuse the technology led the International Atomic Energy Agency on Saturday to report Iran to the U.N. Security Council.
The United States has long advocated Security Council action against Iran, including possible political and economic sanctions, which have not yet occurred.
Asked whether Congress had the political will to use military force against Iran if necessary, First said: "The answer is yes, absolutely."
"We cannot allow Iran to become a nuclear nation," Frist told reporters at the Missouri GOP's annual Lincoln Days conference. "We need to use diplomatic sanctions. If that doesn't work, economic sanctions, and if that doesn't work, the potential for military use has to be on the table."
Frist also defended a program in President Bush's administration that allowed the government to eavesdrop, without warrants, on international calls and e-mails in the United States that were believed to be terrorist-related.
As Senate majority leader, the Tennessee senator said he was one of eight people in Congress who were "fully briefed" on the program. He said Democrats who criticize it do so at their own political peril.
"The program is constitutional, it is lawful and it is absolutely imperative for the safety and security of people in Missouri and people around this country," Frist said.
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| נשלח ב-2/2/2006 03:27 |
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בוש אמעריקע וועט דיפענדן מדינת ישראל פון איראן מילטעריש
NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) - President George W. Bush vowed on Wednesday the United States would defend Israel militarily if needed against Iran and denounced Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for "menacing talk" against Israel.
In a Reuters interview aboard Air Force One en route to Nashville, Bush also said he saw a "very good chance" the governing board of the International Atomic Energy Agency would refer Iran to the U.N. Security Council for possible sanctions.
"I am concerned about a person that, one, tries to rewrite the history of the Holocaust, and two, has made it clear that his intentions are to destroy Israel," Bush said.
"Israel is a solid ally of the United States, we will rise to Israel's defense if need be. So this kind of menacing talk is disturbing. It's not only disturbing to the United States, it's disturbing for other countries in the world as well," he added.
Asked if he meant the United States would rise to Israel's defense militarily, Bush said: "You bet, we'll defend Israel."
Ahmadinejad has prompted international condemnation for anti-Israel rhetoric in recent weeks, including saying it should be wiped off the map, and also calling into question the Holocaust
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| נשלח ב-29/1/2006 19:30 |
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איך מיין אז טאמער ישראל האט נישט געטוהן ביז היינט דאס צו איראן, איז עס ווייל זיי קענען
פשוט נישט, צו ווייל זיי ווייסען נישט ווי די נוקלעאר איז, צו ווייל זיי האבען נישט די כוחות
אין הבטחות פין אמעריקא אז זיי וועלען זיי שטיין צו די היינט, עס פשוט אז פאר ישראל איז עס
גאר א גרויסע געפאר ווען איראן האט נוקלעאר, און איז גרייט צו שיקען די באמבעס יעדען טאג.
מען דארף גרויס רחמים, און מען דארף האפען אז די וועלט וועט זיך נעמען צו איראן בעוד מועד,
אויב איז נאך נישט צו שפעט.
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| נשלח ב-29/1/2006 09:56 |
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איראן ווארנט אמעריקע זיי וועלן שיסן מיסעלס אויף מדינת ישראל
Iran warns US, Britain of reprisals
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
TEHRAN, Iran
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards chief Saturday warned the United States and Britain that Iran would respond with its missiles if attacked, a clear threat to Israel, which lies within easy range of such a launch.
"The world knows Iran has a ballistic missile power with a range of 2,000 kilometers (1,300 miles)," Gen. Yahya Rahim Safavi said on state-run television.
Iran's improved version of Shihab-3 missile can strike more than 2,000 kilometers (1,300 miles) from their launch site, putting Israel and US forces in the Middle East in easy range.
"We have no intention to invade any country. We will take effective defense measures if attacked," he said. "These missiles are in the possession of the Guards."
The Guards were equipped with the missiles in July 2003.
"We are producing these m
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| נשלח ב-22/1/2006 18:51 |
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Jan. 22, 2006 13:33
Iran says Israeli threats are a 'childish game'
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
TEHRAN, Iran [i.print][i.email][i.subs][i.sms][i.toolbar][epaper.tbox]
Iran on Sunday said Israel would be making a "fatal mistake" should it resort to military action against Tehran's nuclear program and dismissed veiled threats from the Jewish state as a "childish game."
On Saturday, Israel repeated its stand on the issue, saying it would not accept a nuclear Iran under any circumstances and was preparing for the possible failure of diplomatic efforts.
While Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz stopped short of an outright threat of military action, he said Israel "must have the capability to defend itself...and this we are preparing."
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Hamid Reza Asefi said Israel was only trying to add to Western pressure on Iran to give up its nuclear program.
"We consider Mofaz's comments a form of psychological warfare. Israel knows just how much of a fatal mistake it would be (to attack Iran)," Asefi told reporters. "This is just a childish game by Israel."
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| נשלח ב-22/1/2006 05:29 |
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די ציוני'סטישע דל גאה'ס זענען היינט נישט מער ווי פאפירענע טיגער, דער גרעסטער מיליטאנט שרון איז געווארן א שלום זוכער אין זיינע לעצטע יארן, וועלכער פרעמיער וועט זיך היינט אונטערנעמען אזא געוואגטע אקציע ?
אפגערעדט אז זיי וועלן עס נישט קענען באווייזן אין א צייט ווען אלע אויגן און אויערן פון איראן זענען אנגעשפיצט אויף זיי.
אזעלכע סטעיטמענט'ס טוען נאר שווער מאכן פאר אמעריקע צו קענען נעמען א געהעריגע שטעלונג ווי עס געהער, און זיי טוען נאר אפשוואכן די מעגליכקייט פאר מלחמה. וואס אמעריקע וועט שוין היינט נישט אונטערנעמען אליין.
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