; "L'AIEA souhaite discuter des activités nucléaires d'Israël")
Israël n'a jamais officiellement reconnu posséder l'arme atomique, adoptant une politique dite d' «ambiguïté nucléaire», même si la communauté internationale dans son ensemble n'a aucun doute sur ce point. Sur la photo, le premier ministre de l'État hébreu, Benjamin Nétanyahou. Photo: Ronen Zvulun, reuters
Associated Press Vienne
L'Agence internationale de l'énergie atomique (AIEA) souhaite aborder pour la première fois le thème des activités nucléaires secrètes d'Israël au cours d'une réunion clé programmée en juin, selon des documents dont l'Associated Press a eu connaissance.
L'ordre du jour de la réunion de l'AIEA le 7 juin mentionne notamment «la capacité nucléaire d'Israël».
Le directeur général de l'AIEA, Yukiya Amano, avait demandé, dans un courrier daté du 7 avril, aux pays membres de l'organisation de réfléchir à la manière de convaincre Israël de signer le Traité de non-prolifération nucléaire (TNP).
Israël n'a jamais officiellement reconnu posséder l'arme atomique, adoptant une politique dite d' «ambiguïté nucléaire», même si la communauté internationale dans son ensemble n'a aucun doute sur ce point.
http://www.cyberpresse.ca/international/moyen-orient/201005/07/01-4278408-laiea-souhaite-discuter-des-activites-nucleaires-disrael.php
Les États-Unis dévoilent l'importance de leur arsenal nucléaire Israel's stance on nuclear arms complicates efforts against Iran IAEA: Pressure on Israel to disclose its unacknowledged nuclear arsenal IAEA to discuss Israel's nuclear activities for first time IAEA set to focus on Israel Alleged 'Israeli nuclear capabilities' on agenda for June 7 meeting. APNewsBreak: Nuclear agency set to focus on Israel 'IAEA set to focus on Israel' Document handed to AP says UN nuke agency may discuss Israel's atom program for first time IAEA: Pressure on Israel to disclose nukes Le nucléaire « clandestin » d'Israël visé
"The world has a chance this month to send a powerful message about its determination to curb the spread of nuclear weapons. To do that, 189 nations, whose diplomats have gathered in New York, must strengthen the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. At a frightening time — when Iran and North Korea are defying the Security Council and pressing ahead with their nuclear programs...there has to be a law to make clear that proliferation will not be tolerated. ...Egypt, which leads the Nonaligned Movement, is...playing games by pressing for a nuclear-weapons-free zone in the Middle East that seeks to force Israel to give up its nuclear arsenal. That is not going to happen any time soon." (End quote) This editorial begins by dripping pompous, lofty morality hectoring the goy world about halting WMD nuke proliferation and then concludes with an exception for kosher nukes! Only a mentality literally pickled in the Talmud's one law for the Master Race of Holy People and another law for the rest of the nefesh-deficient goy world, could possibly pen so patent a double standard -- and the commissars at the New York Times don't care who knows it. The Times decrees that those who ask the Israelis to follow the rest of the world in giving up their nuclear arsenals are "playing games." The Times "will not tolerate" North Korean or alleged Iranian nukes ("there has to be a law"!), but at the same time they will not tolerate those who will not tolerate the Israeli nuclear arsenal! Got that? This is followed by a defiant gun-slinger's dictum that the disarmament of Israeli nukes is something "That is not going to happen any time soon." So much for "non-proliferation." The rest of the world must disarm. Only Israelis (and perhaps their USA golem) are entitled to possess The Bomb. Chutzpah this raw is really something to behold. The Kagans are at the levers of American government and media power and they are defiantly flaunting it, which, when you think of it, is quite a comment on our impotence.
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David Perlmutter, professeur à l'université de l'État de Louisianne, écrivait dans le The Los Angeles Times du 7 avril 2002::
Both of these Hebrew words derive from the word kadosh, sacred, which is also the root of the world Mikdash, or Temple -- the holiest institution of Judaism. And inside the Temple is the Kodesh Hakodashim, the Holy of Holies. And like the Temple, which was erected with the contributions of the children of Israel (Exodus 25 :1), so too Israel's nuclear program would be built with contributions. In Ben-Gurion's eyes, the nuclear project was holy. [Emphasis added.]
What [is Israel] to do? I have other dreams as well -- apocalyptic ones. I think: Israel has been building nuclear weapons for thirty years. The Jews understand what passive and powerless acceptance of doom has meant for them in the past and they have ensured against it. Masada was not an example to follow -- it hurt the Romans not a whit, but, Samson in Gaza? With an H-bomb?
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