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ekiloui:Move to fp asap! |
It is no longer news that the Arab States are not in support of the existence of the Jewish state of Israel in the Middle East and have resolved to put this small state to extinction. Israel on the hand is not ready for any diplomatic compromise that will jeopardize her security. This conflict is traceable to Biblical times but the modern historyis generally agreed to have started in 1948 when Israel was created as a sovereign state in Palestine. Thus the beginning of an unending conflict: Arab-Israeli Conflict. Several wars have been fought-1948 War, 1956 Suez War, Six Days War of 1967, and the Yum Kippur War of 1973. All these wars were meant to destroy Israel but the Jewish state remains intact and even acquired more territories from her Arab neigbors. The US is the biggest ally of Israel but they seems to disagree for the first time on Iran Nuke Deal especially between Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Barack Obama. Israel perceives the deal as one of the greatest threat to her survival because according Netanyahu "a nuclear Iran is a threat to Israel's survival, peace in the Middle East and the world at large". If not for Israel's pre-emptive strike on the coalition force of Egypt, Syria, Iran etc, Israel would have been wiped out of the map of the ME. Tthis is the same fear of Israel: that a nuclear Iran will revitalize the desire and the chances of the Arab states destroying Israel as vowed. Israel therefore, seems to stick to the stick approach of destroying Iran nuclear arsenal but the Super-Power(USA) insists a diplomatic solution is the best option. Now, the question is: can the world trust Iran to allow full supervisory access to her nuclear program? Would the Arab world take advantage of Iran nuke to attack Israel? What about the fight for dominance between Iran and Saudi Arabia in the Maghreb now that Iran has Nukes? |
Wow! I like this. If only our governors will help compliment the Federal government, the country would have been more developed. |