As close as you'll get to Israel confirming the Fordow blast
Asked about the story, Dichter, a former head of Israel’s Shin Bet security service, said, “Any explosion in Iran that doesn’t hurt people but hurts its assets is welcome.” Dichter was acting defense minister Sunday, in the absence of Ehud Barak.
Israel and the United States have frequently been accused by the Iranian leadership of seeking to sabotage the Iranian nuclear program. Israel, which has been at the forefront of efforts to thwart Iran’s drive to the bomb, generally refuses to comment on such accusations.Hmmm.
Labels: Avi Dichter, Iranian nuclear threat, Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Israeli attack on Iran, Mossad, Qom, Reza Khalili, sabotage, uranium enrichment
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 9:20 PM
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