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Has Iran ended Israel's Begin Doctrine?

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« on: 8 November 2011, 00:00:18 »
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Insight: Has Iran ended Israel's Begin Doctrine?     (Reuters)

JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Menachem Begin did not pull his punches. In 1981, as work neared completion on an Iraqi nuclear reactor that Israel believed would produce plutonium for warheads, the Israeli prime minister dispatched eight F-16 bombers to destroy the plant. Begin later said that the raid was proof his country would "under no circumstances allow the enemy to develop weapons of mass-destruction against our people". […]


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