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Reader comment on item: Israeli Jets vs. Iranian Nukes

Submitted by Gary Goldsmith (United States), Jun 17, 2007 at 01:25

An Iranian President says that he experienced angels flanking him while speaking at the UN

Iranian politcal rhetoric calls for the destruction of Isreal

Israel believes that Iran is trying to build Nukes

One well placed nuke could possilbly destroy Israel

Israel has a history of proactive defense

Hopefully, pragmatic Iranians will understand this


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