U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey said
today that an Israeli attack would delay but probably not destroy Iran’s nuclear program.
"I
don't want to be complicit if they [Israel] choose to do it," Gen. Dempsey
said.
Demsey’s latest remarks reinforce Washington’s opposition to unilateral Israeli
action. He added that sanctions against Iran
should be given a chance to work. International
coalition applying pressure on Iran "could be undone if [Iran] was
attacked prematurely," the general warned. (The Guardian, 31 August)
Photo Credit: Jim Lo Scalzo/EPA/Guardian
Israel is playing a chess game with the chess-maker. Who is smarter? Israel attack on IRAN would not only not stop its nuclear program but also would probably be an end to the whole nation of Israel.
ReplyDelete24Dempsey playing the disinformation card nicely!
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