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(Times of Israel) Ilan Ben Zion - A senior Israeli official said the combination of Iran's progress toward the bomb, the failure of the U.S. to "set red lines" for Iran, and the increasingly critical comments by the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff have left Israel with "a sharpened sense that it has no one to rely upon but itself," Israel's Channel 2 TV reported Saturday. Gen. Martin Dempsey said on Thursday that he did not want "to be complicit" if Israel were to strike at Iran's nuclear facilities. A source in Jerusalem Friday called Dempsey's comments "strange" and said they characterized the failure of the U.S. to take a determined position against Iran's nuclear drive. "It is strange that next to the oaths and blood libels of [Iran's Ayatollah] Khamenei...and the IAEA report - which states that Iran is speeding up uranium enrichment under its nose - the American chief of staff decides to talk about [an Israeli strike] rather than giving a determined message to the Iranians," the source said. 2012-09-03 00:00:00Full Article
Official: Israel Increasingly Feels It Has No One to Rely on But Itself
(Times of Israel) Ilan Ben Zion - A senior Israeli official said the combination of Iran's progress toward the bomb, the failure of the U.S. to "set red lines" for Iran, and the increasingly critical comments by the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff have left Israel with "a sharpened sense that it has no one to rely upon but itself," Israel's Channel 2 TV reported Saturday. Gen. Martin Dempsey said on Thursday that he did not want "to be complicit" if Israel were to strike at Iran's nuclear facilities. A source in Jerusalem Friday called Dempsey's comments "strange" and said they characterized the failure of the U.S. to take a determined position against Iran's nuclear drive. "It is strange that next to the oaths and blood libels of [Iran's Ayatollah] Khamenei...and the IAEA report - which states that Iran is speeding up uranium enrichment under its nose - the American chief of staff decides to talk about [an Israeli strike] rather than giving a determined message to the Iranians," the source said. 2012-09-03 00:00:00Full Article
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