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(Ha'aretz) Barak Ravid - An Israeli delegation that traveled to Beijing last week presented detailed intelligence on Iran's nuclear program in an attempt to convince China that Tehran seeks atomic weapons, a senior diplomatic source told Ha'aretz. "The Chinese were given the full intelligence picture Israel has about the Iranian nuclear program, which clearly shows Iran is developing nuclear weapons," the source said. The delegation set out for Beijing in coordination with the U.S. administration. Talks were conducted in a friendly atmosphere, with Beijing stressing the importance of Chinese-Israeli relations and its desire to develop ties further, the source said. 2010-03-01 08:46:00Full Article
Israel Shows China Evidence of Iran Bomb Program
(Ha'aretz) Barak Ravid - An Israeli delegation that traveled to Beijing last week presented detailed intelligence on Iran's nuclear program in an attempt to convince China that Tehran seeks atomic weapons, a senior diplomatic source told Ha'aretz. "The Chinese were given the full intelligence picture Israel has about the Iranian nuclear program, which clearly shows Iran is developing nuclear weapons," the source said. The delegation set out for Beijing in coordination with the U.S. administration. Talks were conducted in a friendly atmosphere, with Beijing stressing the importance of Chinese-Israeli relations and its desire to develop ties further, the source said. 2010-03-01 08:46:00Full Article
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