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Israel's Netanyahu upbeat on Obama plans for Iran
(Adds Iran on Obama's statements, paragraphs 10-11) By Dan Williams TEL AVIV, Dec 8 (Reuters) - The man many tip to be Israel's next leader said on Monday he saw Barack Obama as serious about denying Iran nuclear arms, even though the U.S. president-elect made no mention of a military option in ...
Obama's atomic umbrella: U.S. nuclear strike if Iran nukes Israel - Haaretz - Israel ...
haaretz.com — U.S. President-elect Barack Obama's administration will offer Israel a "nuclear umbrella" against the threat of a nuclear... attack by Iran, a well-placed American source said earlier this week. The source, who is close to the new administration, said ... (more) Obama's atomic umbrella: U.S. nuclear strike ...
Who Originated the 'Nuclear Umbrella for Israel' P...
campaignspot.nationalreview.com — Presume, for a moment, that this report in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz is accurate: U.S. President-elect Barack... Obama's administration will offer Is... . . . (more) Who Originated the 'Nuclear Umbrella for Israel' P...
Was the CIA wrong (again)?
iht.com — America's new president will have to confront the reality that Iran now has the capability to build... a nuclear weapon. (more) Was the CIA wrong (again)?
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Netanyahu on Obama and Iran
The Stump — The hawkish front-runner to lead Israel next likes what he's heard from Obama on Iran: Benjamin Netanyahu, whose right-wing party leads in polls before a Feb. 10 election, was responding to concerns raised by Israeli analysts that Obama did not explicitly say in televised remarks on Sunday that he could resort to force against Tehran if it did not bow to U.S. demands over its nuclear programme. "President-elect Obama spoke to me about his view that Iran's acquisition of nuclear weapons is unacceptable," Netanyahu told ...

Remainders: Left out
Ben Smith's Blog — ... circus proportions. Peter Daou says the newly massive online commentariat is driving discussion. Obama's win could be a boon for the Florida Gators.   Gov. Tim Pawlenty says the GOP can rise again if it pushes for a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budget. Hildebrand, of course, speaks only for himself. Fernholz interprets. Some on the black left also feel left out. Netanyahu likes Obama's Iran talk. Gover's in the mix for Interior. More ...

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