January 2014 Breaking News Is Israel and Saudi Arabia preparing preemptive strike on Iran?
January 2014 Breaking News Sunday Times -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twaD8Stv1t0
Israel Saudi Arabia cooperating to plan possible Iran attack Saudis would allow Israel use of air space and provide drones, rescue helicopters and tanker planes, report says.- Last Days Final Hour News Prophecy Update
December 12 2013 Breaking News Is Israel Saudi Arabia alliance planning Military strike on Iran?
December 12 2013 Breaking News Saudi Arabia USA Syria Iran policy straining decades alliance
October 2013 Israel Netanyahu full speech Pleading to UN to stop Iran nuclear program went on deaf ears
Netanyahu asks - Why would a country that claims to only want peaceful nuclear energy, why would such a country build hidden underground enrichment facilities?
Why would a country with vast natural energy reserves invest $$$billions in developing nuclear energy?
Why would a country intent on merely civilian nuclear programs continue to defy multiple Security Council resolutions and incur the tremendous cost of crippling sanctions on its economy?
And why would a country with a peaceful nuclear program develop intercontinental ballistic missiles, whose sole purpose is to deliver nuclear warheads? You don't build ICBMs to carry TNT thousands of miles away; you build them for one purpose, to carry nuclear warheads.
Why would they do all this? The answer is simple. Iran is not building a peaceful nuclear program; Iran is developing NUCLEAR WEAPONS.
Last year alone, Iran enriched three tons of uranium to 3 1/2 percent, doubled it stockpile of 20 percent enriched uranium and ILLEGALLY added thousands of new centrifuges, including advanced centrifuges. It also continued work on the heavy water reactor in Iraq (Inside Iran name happens to be Iraq) that's in order to have another route to the bomb a plutonium path.
And since Rouhani's election — and I stress this — this vast and feverish effort has continued unabated.
Ladies and gentlemen, underground nuclear facilities, heavy water reactors, advanced centrifuges, ICBMs. See, it's not that it's hard to find evidence that Iran has a nuclear program, a nuclear weapons program; it's hard to find evidence that Iran doesn't have a nuclear weapons program http://www.timesofisrael.com/full-tex...
October 2013 Netanyahu to Rebut Iran 'Sweet-Talk' in Speech to UN (went on deaf ears 2 months later (NOW) Iran has Nuclear Program deal)
Israel's prime minister and his allies expressed concern that President Barack Obama's phone call with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani may signal that efforts to halt Iran's nuclear program will stall.
"I will tell the truth in the face of the sweet-talk and onslaught of smiles," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told reporters as he boarded his plane for the U.S., where he will meet Obama and speak before the United Nations. Netanyahu landed in New York early today and will visit the White House tomorrow.
The Israeli leaders spoke after the historic call between Rouhani and Obama, the highest-level USA Iranian encounter since before Iran's Islamic revolution of 1979. Netanyahu has expressed skepticism about the motives behind Rouhani's initiative and suggested Iran is trying to buy time to develop the capability to make a nuclear weapon. Iran says its nuclear program is for civilian needs such as electricity.
"Every attempt to enforce UN resolutions on Iran to show transparency and offer proof that they have no plans for a nuclear arms program has failed until now," said Tzachi Hanegbi, head of the Israeli parliament's House committee and a member of Netanyahu's Likud party.
"The Iranian nuclear program is at a critical point," he said, calling for tougher sanctions. "We don't want the Americans to waste this critical year with worthless talk." Atomic Weapons
Netanyahu has laid out four specific conditions Iran must agree to before the U.S. and Europe lift sanctions: halting all uranium enrichment, removing all enriched material, closing the reactor at Fordo, near the city of Qom, and stopping plutonium production.
"Rouhani's assault of reconciliation is only another deceitful trick," Avigdor Liberman, former foreign minister and head of parliament's foreign affairs and defense committee, said in comments posted on his Facebook page.
"Everyone should remember that in the 1980s it was only Israel that warned about the Iraqi reactor, then acted and was proved right," he said, referring to Israel's bombing of the Iraqi nuclear facility in 1981
October 2013 Israel PM calls Iran leader 'wolf in sheep's clothing