Détails

Écrit par Yakov Rabkin

Catégorie : Iran

Publication : 22 février 2017

Mondoweiss, February 20, 2017

(Photo: Yakov Rabkin)

There are no guards at the entrances to synagogues and Jewish institutions, just as it used to be when I first came to know Jewish venues in Montreal, Baltimore and Paris.

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Détails

Écrit par JPost.com Staff

Catégorie : Iran

Publication : 23 octobre 2016

Jerusalem Post, 21/08/15

The bombshell revelations were made in a tape recording obtained by Channel 2.

Ehud Barak. (photo credit:MARC ISRAEL SELLEM/THE JERUSALEM POST)

Ehud Barak said a plan to attack Iranian nuclear facilities when he was defense minister was sabotaged by the hesitancy of fellow cabinet members Yuval Steinitz and Moshe Ya’alon, the man who would replace him at the Defense Ministry compound in Tel Aviv.

Lire la suite : Ehud Barak: Steinitz, Ya'alon got cold feet just before Israel was about to attack Iran

Détails

Écrit par Amir Oren

Catégorie : Iran

Publication : 23 décembre 2016

Haaretz, Dec. 18, 2016

Netanyahu noted that the new planes “could operate in any arena, near or far.” There is no need to explain who lives far away (but, a clue, they speak Persian).

Lire la suite : Netanyahu is provoking a war of mutual destruction

Détails

Écrit par Raviv Drucker

Catégorie : Iran

Publication : 15 avril 2016

Haaretz, Apr. 10, 2016

Yet lo and behold, here’s what has happened since then, according to a senior defense official: Iranian payments to Hezbollah and Hamas haven’t grown, even though that famous $100 billion the Iranians were to get was unfrozen back in January. Iran is honoring the agreement, and its nuclear program has been set back; in other words, even if the Iranians were to blatantly violate the agreement, it would take them, according to our own defense establishment, more time to obtain the bomb than it would have taken them had the agreement not been signed.

Lire la suite : What happened to the Iranian bomb?