Poll: Should U.S. Help Israel Bomb Iran Nuclear Facilities as Some Urge?
Israeli prime minister, speaking at the United Nations, calls on world to draw a red line in the sand.
San Diego Veterans for Peace protests against drones outside General Atomics on Sept. 27, 2012.
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In Poway, veterans with anti-war signs resumed Thursday protests at General Atomics, a maker of military drones. Meanwhile in New York, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used a crude chart to make a point about Iran’s nuclear weapon ambitions. The world may be on the precipice of another Mideast War. Or might it be a surgical strike, like one in Syria in 2007, with no serious repercussions? Should America help Israel plan and execute an attack on Iran’s nuclear power industry?
With the nearing elections, this issue is sure to come up during this week's debate.
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