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We’ve been hearing about this for weeks now..the ongoing campaign by the US Obama administration to emasculate her closest ally in the Middle East, Israel, is set to be ratcheted up a notch or two at this week’s United Nations nuclear conference. The plan is to join forces with Israell’s enemies in demanding that Israel strip herself of nuclear weapons, her best deterrent and, perhaps, only method of insuring the continuing existence of the Jewish State.

While Obama effectively does nothing to stop the true nuclear threat, Iran, from obtaining the atomic bomb, he decides to concentrate his efforts on stripping Israel of her best deterrent, the unspoken nuclear capability.

The US administration knows full well that Israel is no threat to the region or world peace, in that, clearly, Israel would only use the A-bomb in self-defense. There are no territorial or other ambitions that could induce Israel to strike ANY country in the region with nuclear weapons, whereas Iran has clearly and repeatedly stated her intentions of using an atomic bomb to wipe out Israel at the earliest possible opportunity…

Oh, yeah, and what if that car parked in Times Square had been loaded with a dirty atomic bomb instead of cheap fertilizer? Once Iran goes atomic, the materials will be widely available to Muslim terrorists like that guy in New York…

US Targets Israel as Anti-Nuke Conference Begins

The United States is working with both Egypt and Russia to rid Israel of its nuclear weapons, as part of a comprehensive plan to neutralize Iran’s nuclear power

Reprinted from Israelnationalnews.com Hillel Fendel

Reports of this nature are being reported in various news media. The Guardian (London) reports that the US and Russia have drafted an initiative to ban nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East, while the Wall Street Journal says the Obama Administration is considering support for a “nuclear-free Middle East.”

The Guardian adds that the proposal involves the appointment of a special coordinator to conduct exploratory talks with Israel, Iran and the Arab states, followed by a regional conference. It is to be a central issue at an anti-proliferation United Nations conference beginning Monday in New York.

According to the Wall Street Journal report, the US is strongly considering opposing Israeli nuclear weapons more strongly than it ever has before. However, the US government has, at the same time, sent Jerusalem a message designed to calm Israeli anxieties on the matter, stating that the U.S. would not take such a drastic approach before it sees significant progress in the peace process between Israel and the Arab nations.

Specifically, Ellen Tauscher, undersecretary of state for arms control and international security, said the conditions are not right “unless all members of the region participate, which would be unlikely unless there is a comprehensive peace plan which is accepted.”

Such a message is actually not very calming, in that it does not state that there must be “peace” before the U.S. would take such a position. Furthermore, it is widely felt in Israel that its nuclear potential is as critical for maintaining peace as it is during times of war.

This may not be Israel’s official position, however – at least according to the Wall Street Journal. An Israeli source is quoted in the report as saying that Jerusalem’s vision is one of a Middle East without weapons of mass destruction, but that this must occur only as the climax of a peace process with all nations of the region.

The UN conference, held every five years, is to begin with an address by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose nuclear program and soon-expected capabilities have thrown the region into turmoil. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will also address the conference on Monday.

“The last NPT conference in 2005 ended in collapse,” the Journal reported, “but U.S. officials said they have been laying the groundwork for this conference for nearly a year.”