Israel could end Iran’s atomic bomb quest

Former U.S. ambassador points out how Israel could end Iran’s atomic bomb quest, his a hopeful thought for the week

Ron Bousso of the Agence French Press reported Monday, Jan. 21, on former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. John Bolton’s assessment that Israel may be called upon to do the dirty work: take out Iran’s nuclear program.

Bolton also said that further UN sanctions against the Islamic republic will be ineffective in stopping Iran's controversial nuclear program which Israel and the US believe is aimed at developing a bomb -- a claim denied by Tehran.

"One can say with some assurance that in the next year the use of force by the United States is highly unlikely," Bolton told AFP on the sidelines of the Herzliya conference on the balance of Israel's national security.

"That increases the pressure on Israel in that period of time... if it feels Iran is on the verge of acquiring that capability, it brings the decision point home to use force," he said…

Widely considered the Middle East's sole if undeclared nuclear power, Israel considers Iran its number one enemy following repeated statements by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for the Jewish state to be wiped off the map.

Bolton said that military action against Iran should be taken before Tehran acquires a bomb.

"The calculus in the region changes dramatically once Iran has nuclear capability, meaning the preemptive use of force or the overthrow of the Iranian regime has to come before they get the weapon," Bolton said. 

Pray for the peace of Jerusalem, and the swift accuracy of their air forces…rescuing our butts once again.

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