Israel Matzav

How we can 'survive' a nuclear Iran

An Israeli company has developed a way for us to 'survive' a nuclear Iran.

Three Nobel prize winners are throwing their weight behind an anti-radiation belt developed by an Israeli company that protects first-responders from exposure to radiation after nuclear accidents. The "StemRad 360 Gamma" belt is designed to be worn around the waist to protect vulnerable bone marrow from atomic radiation. Tara Cleary reports.

Let's go to the videotape.



Note what they say in the last 25 seconds....

But what bothers me more about this is the same attitude that says that Iron Dome is a 'solution' to 'Palestinian' rocket fire from Gaza. While Iron Dome can provide protection by shooting down rockets, living with rocket fire is not a way to live a normal life. The same goes even more for living with the threat of a nuclear weapon.

UPDATE 4:32 PM

I forgot to mention that this is the 35,000th post since this blog started eight years ago.

Labels: Iranian nuclear threat, radiation

posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 4:03 PM