If You Want Peace Stop Iran

December 4, 2007 / by Catidogi

If You Want Peace Stop Iran

Jerusalem Post

 

The threat of Iran obtaining nuclear weapons must not be underestimated, was the message government officials sent out on Tuesday after the release of a US intelligence report claiming that Teheran halted its nuclear weapons program in 2003 but was continuing to enrich uranium.

 

An Iranian technician works at the Uranium Conversion Facility just outside the city of Isfahan 410 kilometers south of Teheran.
Photo: AP [file]

Defense Minister Ehud Barak said that Iran was continuing in its efforts to produce a nuclear bomb despite the report. According to the minister, Iran had indeed stopped its program four years ago but has since renewed it.

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said at the opening of a meeting with the Italian deputy prime minister that the report only emphasizes and strengthens the need for the international community to tighten sanctions on Iran so that it will not be able to produce nuclear weapons.

According to Olmert, the report's findings were brought up during his meetings with Washington officials soon after the Middle East Peace conference in Annapolis, Maryland last week.

 

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2 comments on If You Want Peace Stop Iran

  • hayduke said 8 months ago
    Yep! It was all over the network news last night. We no longer have to worry about Iran and The Bomb! What a relief, huh?[OHMY][HUH]
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