Israel will attack Iran

The writers comment...This continues to plague Israel..the inevitable attack by Iran on Israel...And it is more apparent Israel will be without allies. So as she makes preparations and I believe they are in place right now...The recent NIE security report which sites Iran has stopped it's program to develop nuclear weapons..without any proof of validating, you would be a fool to accept..Secondly the Arab world generally has a fear or concern of Iran Having such a arsenal. They would probably stand by and watch as Israel took out this threat...

Dan:8:18 While he was speaking to me, I was in a deep sleep, with my face to the ground. Then he touched me and raised me to my feet.

19 He said: "I am going to tell you what will happen later in the time of wrath, because the vision concerns the appointed time of the end. ^[b] 20The two-horned ram that you saw represents the kings of Media "IRAQ"and Persia "IRAN". 21 The shaggy goat is the king of Greece, and the large horn between his eyes is the first king.

Jer 30:12-14 Israel without allies

12 "This is what the LORD says:

   " 'Your wound is incurable,
   your injury beyond healing.


A pro Iranian video says they are ready. Some Arab nations are trying to provoke Israel to war and they just may get what they are asking for. Syrian and Iran are talking tough and supplying terror groups surrounding Israel.
War is on the near horizon!

13 There is no one to plead your cause,

no remedy for your sore,
no healing for you.

14 All your allies have forgotten you;

   they care nothing for you.
   I have struck you as an enemy would
   and punished you as would the cruel,
   because your guilt is so great
   and your sins so many.

Could Israel use US doctrine of preemptive strike like Iraq (below)?

Former US Intelligence official:

Bruce Riedel, a former career CIA official and senior adviser to three US presidents, including Bush, tells Newsweek he came back from trip to Israel in November convinced that Jewish state would attack Iran. 'Israel is not going to allow its nuclear monopoly to be threatened,' he says

Yitzhak Benhorin

"I came back from a trip to Israel in November convinced that Israel would attack Iran," Bruce Riedel, a former career CIA official and senior adviser to three US presidents - including George W. Bush - on Middle East and South Asian issues, told Newsweek Thursday, citing conversations he had with Mossad and Israeli defense officials.

"And that was before the National Intelligence Estimate (NIE). This makes it even more likely. Israel is not going to allow its nuclear monopoly to be threatened," the American magazine quoted Riedel as saying in an article titled, "What will Israel do?".

Mission to Washington

Israeli delegation dispatched to US to argue that Iran still pursuing bomb /

Intelligence experts at end of week-long m

"The Bush trip is, in part, an implicit concession to US hawks that the NIE went too far in absolving Iran. It is also a conscious effort to reassure both Israel and the Arab states that Washington will stand up to Iran's increasing intrusiveness and hegemonic tendencies," Newsweek said in its report.

According to Newsweek, "a rising tide of opinion in Israel's intelligence and national-security circles believes that the NIE does signal American retreat-and, more profoundly, renewed Israeli isolation over what is deemed an existential threat out of Tehran."

'Israel has gotten away with it'

The magazine quoted Knesset Member Ephraim Sneh, a former deputy defense minister who has "warned for years that Israel would eventually have to confront Iran alone," as saying that "today we are closer to this situation than we were three weeks ago ... we have to be prepared to forestall this threat on our own."

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: "Death to Israel"

What would you think?

David Albright of the Institute for Science and International Security in Washington told Newsweek that Israel was likely encouraged by the non-reaction to their September air strike on a reported Syrian nuclear facility, "which may have been a test run for Iran, or at least a warning directed at Tehran".

"Israel has gotten away with it in a sense," Albright was quoted as saying. He suggested that any Israeli pre-emptive action might not be a "traditional strike" but could involve more "sabotage of equipment".

Newsweek said Israel also knows that the Arab states are "terrified of an Iranian nuclear power, possibly to the point of looking the other way at another such strike".

The magazine said one reason for Bush's abruptly announced nine-day visit to the Middle East in mid-January was "to deal with the fallout from the NIE, which includes not only the possibility that Israel will act unilaterally but also that Bush's prized Annapolis peace process will stall.

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