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I Don't Believe That Iran's Nuclear Program Threatens Israel: CMV

Specifically I don't believe the comments of Netanyahu on the recent deal with Iran.   I don't believe Israel has a need to 'defend' itself against Iranian nuclear ambitions, nor do they espouse the 'wiping off the map' or physcial destruction of Israel.   Whether they oppose the coalition in power is a different question.. I don't think they are threatening Israel, and I think Netanyahu is fearmongering.

'But the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his cabinet it was a "historic mistake" and that his country reserved the right to defend itself.

"Today the world became a much more dangerous place because the most dangerous regime in the world made a significant step in obtaining the most dangerous weapons in the world," he said.

At a later news conference, Mr Netanyahu said Israel would not be bound by the agreement.

"We cannot and will not allow a regime that calls for the destruction of Israel to obtain the means to achieve this goal.

"Israel has many friends and allies, but when they're mistaken, its my duty to speak out."'
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Iran has a well documented history of giving/selling weapons to terrorist groups, and it is very possible that a bomb (especially a dirty bomb) could end up in the hands of Hezbollah or Hamas, who wouldn't have that many reservations about using it.

Even if they aren't planning to make weapons, their nuclear program is likely to force other nations in the region, such as Saudi Arabia, to also develop a nuclear program.  Even if it isn't an arms race per say, a nuclear tech race in the middle east increasingly raises the chances that *someone* will create a bomb, which will also increase the chances of one being used.

After all, we have historical precedent of this with India and Pakistan.  No reason to think that similar events won't happen here.