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Barack Obama, the US president, has agreed to abide by a 40-year policy of allowing Israel to keep nuclear weapons without opening them to international inspection, according to a US newspaper.
In a report on Saturday, The Washington Times quoted three unnamed sources as saying Obama had confirmed to Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, that he would maintain the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
Originally posted by Zaydie
On a daily basis, I never worry about the possibility of Israel nuking Europe or the US.
Therein lies the difference.
Originally posted by jd140
They have had nukes for a very long time now. What would be the point in inspecting them?
If it looks like a nuke, smells like a nuke and they tell us they have a nuke then I bet its a nuke.
You want to inspect them to make sure they used the right kind of nuts on the bolts?
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Originally posted by stevegmu
How is it a double standard? Israel is an ally.
Our allies should have nuclear weapons
Originally posted by Zaydie
On a daily basis, I never worry about the possibility of Israel nuking Europe or the US.
Originally posted by dooper
Therefore, there is no reason for the US to comment on something that we haven't commented on for decades.