Israel says Iranian reactor use 'totally unacceptable'

[bytor2112]

Very scary stuff....

After US says Bushehr reactor not a proliferation risk, Israeli Foreign Ministry says country that 'so blatantly violates UN resolutions, IAEA decisions should not enjoy fruits of using nuclear energy'

[NeuroTypical]

Some halfway-reliable people are starting to name timeframes on Israel taking action. From end of the month, to sometime this year.

I guess we'll see.

[Vanhin]

Earlier Saturday, Iran's hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad promised a global response if his country is attacked.

"Our options will have no limits... They will touch the entire planet," he said. (Israel says Iranian reactor use 'totally unacceptable' - Israel News, Ynetnews)

Clearly Israel shouldn't be the only nation thinking about taking action against Iran...

Vanhin

[UrbanFool]

Does Iran realize the ramifications to itself if it nukes the entire world? I hate to think how much of their consumer goods are imported.

[HEthePrimate]

Does Iran realize the ramifications to itself if it nukes the entire world? I hate to think how much of their consumer goods are imported.

Consumer goods would be the last thing they'd have to worry about, if you know what I mean!

[UrbanFool]

Like the fact that we couldn't find Iran on the highway let alone a map?

[Moksha]

Life would be so much simpler if the United States and Britain would have agreed to build the Israeli home-state in Nova Scotia. The neighbors on nearby Prince Edward Island would have only replied, "I suppose you guys will be raising sheep, eh?". The Israelis themselves might kvetch that they have to posts signs in Hebrew, French and English. Bagels, lox and maple syrup!