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Israel denies plans to drop neutron bombs on Iraq
JERUSALEM. Aug 31: Israel yesterday denied a press allegation that it plans to drop neutron bombs on Iraq if Baghdad launches Scud-mls-silcs at It. reports Xinhua.
Foreign Minister Shimon Pere* described the allegation by London-based “Observer" as nonsense
Israel has been keeping a low profile on the situation In Southern Iraq, foreseeing little possibility of Iraq missile attacks this time.
During the Gulf War tn 1991. Iraq launched 39 Scud-mlssile* at Israel. But his time the Israeli government has said the possibility of Iraq! attack is very low' since the United States. Britain and France Imposed a “No-fly zone" in southern Iraq.
Meanwhile. Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin did not ruW out the possibility of retaliation if
the Jewish state is attacked.
The British newspaper ’Observer' carried a report yesterday that Israel was prepared to drop neutron bombs in case of Iraqi missile attack.
Although the Foreign Minister denied the allegation, local reports Indicated that a civil defence information campaign Is under way.
Another report says: The Israeli military authorities today Issued a new civil defence Elan in anticipation of a possl-1c missile attack from Iraq.
The move cAmc as tension built tn the Gulf over western efforts to ban Iraqi aircraft from flying over a "No-fly zone-tn southern Iraq below the 32nd parallel set up allegedly to protect Shiite Muslims there from air attacks.
Israeli official* however, insisted the move was not tied to event* in southern Iraq.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said earlier the probability of Iraqi missile attack against Israeli is low.
The plan was broadcast by Israel radios and published by die local newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth. a daily with the largest circulation.
Ylsliai Dotan. head of home guard in charge of civil de fence, was quoted as saying that the plan is something we planned on publishing a long time ago and wc thought that now it was an Lssuc that was Important for the public to know.'
The plan divides the country and the occupied territories into 10 sectors, instead of the six during the Gulf War. so as to streamline a warning system and ensure quicker reitef of people to their normal lives.