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U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta won't dispute a report that he believes Israel may attack Iran this spring in an attempt to set back the Islamic republic's nuclear program.
Panetta was asked by reporters to comment on a Washington Post opinion column by David Ignatius that said Panetta believes there is a "strong likelihood" that Israel will attack in April, May or June. Ignatius did not say who told him this.
Asked whether he disputes the report, Panetta said, "No, I'm just not commenting."
He added, "What I think and what I view, I consider that to be an area that belongs to me and nobody else."
He noted that Israel has stated publicly that it is considering military action against Iran. He said the U.S. has "indicated our concerns."
A similar sentiment was heard in Israel and Europe.
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Is a
military strike on Iran to
prevent it from acquiring
nuclear weapons acceptable?
Is it necessary? It depends
on whom you ask.
Capping a day of strident
warnings by Israeli
officials at an
international strategy
conference near Tel Aviv
about the dangers posed by
Iran, Defense Minister Ehud
Barak said Thursday that the
world is increasingly ready
to consider a military
strike against Iran if
economic sanctions don't
halt Tehran's suspected
nuclear program.
Yet Britain's Deputy Prime
Minister Nick Clegg
expressed concerns Thursday
about a possible military
conflict with Iran.
Clegg was quoted as telling The House Magazine, a weekly British political journal, that he feared Israel could carry out a pre-emptive strike on Iran amid suspicion in the West that Tehran is secretly developing nuclear weapons. Read the
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Merkel to
urge China to cut Iran oil
imports: source
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
will use a planned visit to
China this week to encourage
Beijing to reduce its imports of
Iranian oil, a German government
source said on Tuesday.
Last week, the European Union
agreed to ban from July 1 all
imports of oil from Iran, OPEC's
second largest producer, in a
drive to pressure Tehran into
reining in its nuclear
activities.
"It is in German interests that
China does not raise its imports
(from Iran). It would be good if
China would reduce its imports,"
the government source told a
news briefing ahead of Merkel's
trip to China that begins on
Wednesday.
China has criticized the EU ban,
saying it is "not a constructive
approach."
Beijing, the world's second
largest crude consumer, has long
opposed unilateral sanctions
that target Iran's energy sector
and has tried to reduce tensions
that could threaten its oil
supply.
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Obama
Links Economic Policies to
Jesus' Teachings
President Barack Obama mixed
faith and politics at the
National Prayer Breakfast
Thursday, telling a diverse
audience of more than 3,000 that
his policies are guided by his
Christian faith.
The event has been a Washington
institution for more than 60
years, and provides a rare
opportunity for lawmakers on
opposite ends of the political
spectrum to unite on one stage.
For the third time, Obama
addressed the crowd and
discussed the importance of
prayer.
"These moments of prayer slow us
down. They humble us," Obama
said.
He revealed some of his own
spiritual habits, which include
morning prayer, a devotion and
daily scriptures from pastors
like Joel Hunter and T.D. Jakes
Obama also suggested that his
politics of "shared
responsibility" and higher taxes
for the rich are shaped by the
teachings of Jesus Read the fully story |
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