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| quote: | Originally posted by jerZ07002
which is scarier - a nuclear Israel, a country surrounded by declared enemies, in which it's largest city is only 13 miles from the border of the west bank, 60 miles from the border of egypt, and about 70 miles from the border of Lebanon; or, a nuclear Iran, which is attempting to become the dominate player in the region, and it's capital is comfortably located in the north central part of the country approximately 200 miles from its neighbors borders? The point, Israel has a clear goal in having nuclear weapons: deterrence. As the new big dog in the region, what's Iran's goal in striving for a nuclear weapon? It can't be to deter Israel because common sense would dictate that a country as small as Israel would be highly vulnerable to attack from many angles. Iran no longer has to worry about Iraq, and no other country in the region seems to be a military player. If Iran is striving to become a nuclear power to deter the US, well, that's stupid because George Bush thought Sadam was doing the same thing, and look what happened to him. I happen to think a nuclear Iran is more dangerous because Israelis have nowhere to hide. The use of a nuke by Israel would be the absolute last option. |
I have to say Israel is scarier to have Nuclear Weapons.
Looking back, Iran hasn't attacked any country since over 200 years ago compared to Israel on the other hand.
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