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Israel warns Iran

Netanyahu says time is running out to stop its nuke programme

BBC Online
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has said time is running out to put a stop to Iran's nuclear programme.
Speaking to a pro-Israel conference in the US, Netanyahu said he could not allow his people to "live in the shadow of annihilation".
Israel fears Iran is seeking to develop nuclear weapons, and speculation of a pre-emptive strike has recently grown.
US President Barack Obama has said there is still time for diplomacy, but that all options remain open.
Tehran insists its nuclear plans are peaceful.
Speaking to some 13,000 delegates at the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (Aipac) on Monday night, Netanyahu reiterated that Israel was "determined to prevent Iran having nuclear weapons".
"Unfortunately, Iran's nuclear programme has continued to march forward," he said.
"Israel has waited for diplomacy to work, we've waited for sanctions to work. None of us can afford to wait much longer.
"As prime minister of Israel 1 will never let my people live in the shadow of annihilation."
He stressed that all options were on the table, but that containment - leaving Iran to develop its programme under monitoring - was "not an option".
"The Jewish state will not allow those who seek our destruction the means to achieve that goal. A nuclear armed Iran must be stopped," Netanyahu toldAipac.
He waved a copy of a 1944 letter in which the US War Department refused Jewish leaders' requests to bomb the Auschwitz Nazi death camp on the grounds that it "might provoke even more vindictive action by the Germans".
"Today, we have a state of our own," he said. "And the purpose of the Jewish state is to defend Jewish lives and to secure the Jewish future."
In his meeting with Netanyahu at the White House on Monday, Obama said the bond between their countries was "unbreakable".
He said the US believed there was "still a window that allows for a diplomatic resolution", on Iran, but added that the US would consider "all options".
Both Israel and the US understand the "costs of any military action", he said.
Netanyahu replied that Israel "must reserve the right to defend itself” and must remain "themasterofitsfate".