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Israel has become infuriated by a fresh initiative of Arab member states of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) which seeks to launch a global campaign to slam Israel’s possession of nuclear stockpile.
The motion tabled by 17 Arab IAEA members has been submitted to a preparatory commission to be put to vote at the Agency’s September meeting which is to be attended by 154 countries, the Associated Press reported on Tuesday.
The initiative is widely expected to be ratified, as it enjoys the support of Muslim countries as well as other states critical of Israel’s
Israel’s Ambassador to the IAEA Ehud Azoulay, has censured the initiative, saying the Arab nations have no moral right to point fingers.
Originally posted by randomname
iran could also withdraw from the treaty and then it wouldn't have to put up with any inspections.
I wonder what the US's stance is on this.
Originally posted by randomname
iran could also withdraw from the treaty and then it wouldn't have to put up with any inspections.
The Arab and Israeli documents were submitted to a preparatory commission for the meeting. Arguing the Arab position, Jordanian Ambassador Makram Queisi says Israel is exposing the Middle East "to nuclear risks and threatening peace" by refusing to throw open its nuclear facilities to international purview.
Beyond his warning on Iran, Ehud Azoulay, Israel's chief IAEA delegate, questions whether Arab nations have the moral right to point fingers. He says some have "a long, unflattering history of violating their international obligations and other norms of the international community" -- an apparent poke at Syria, itself suspected of hiding a nuclear program and the target of international condemnation for atrocities attributed to government troops fighting insurgents.
Originally posted by intrepid
I have a question. Why does Israel have a delegate at the IAEA when they are not a member and are not bound to it?
Originally posted by intrepid
I have a question. Why does Israel have a delegate at the IAEA when they are not a member and are not bound to it?
Originally posted by gravitational
Yet you ask why ISRAEL has a delegate ?
Originally posted by phatpackage
reply to post by Corruption Exposed
Yeah yeah whatever. For starters PressTV as a reliable and credible source? You must be joking! PressTV has less (way less) credibility than the BBC, Fox and CNN. Yeah, and that's not saying much and nothing to be proud of. If you like PressTV you support terrorism ..... fact.
Who cares! This will all blow over and business will be back to normal soon. Just because the little Terrorist runt in Iran stamps his foot? Aw Jeez! He's just not that important a person.
To all the left wing terrorist sympathisers get over yourselves.
The facts are:
1) Iran is a terrorist nation who are striving to build a nuclear weapon to destroy Israel & their allies.
2) Israel is allowed to have Nukes and Iran are not, simple. Iran cannot be trusted.
And all the left wing bitching, moaning, protest, forum and blog writing gets you no where. The people "running the show" just don't care about you or your opinion and will defend the more responsible nation of Israel's right to have nukes and stop the terrorist nation of Iran having them. Drive them into the ground and turn them into glass if required.
These are facts of life
Originally posted by intrepid
Originally posted by gravitational
Yet you ask why ISRAEL has a delegate ?
Yes because they are not an member. Your link showed me nothing that allowed for a NON-member to be there.
Originally posted by intrepid
Originally posted by gravitational
Yet you ask why ISRAEL has a delegate ?
Yes because they are not an member. Your link showed me nothing that allowed for a NON-member to be there.
V. Representation of Other Organizations and of States not Members of the Agency
Rule 30. Representatives of States not Members of the Agency
Representatives of States Members of the United Nations or of any of the specialized agencies which are not Members of the Agency shall be invited to attend the General Conference and may participate without vote on matters of direct concern to them.