To: rrufff who wrote (284 ) 4/21/2003 12:01:43 PM From: Ed Huang Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 22250 Re: I never said that this war for Israel. Well, in post #274 when you answered my post, you did not deny the war was for Israel. You said,"I'd suggest to you that this war was not primarily for Israel." and now you said the war was not for Israel. That's why I said you changed your statements. And I hope you are not trying to hide what's in your mind. In fact, what an individual says if this war was for Israel or not is not so important to the fact-finding. But what the Zionist leaders said and how they behaved are important to our discussion on this issue. Let me remind you with a few(among many) recent reports here. PM Sharon: Iraq Is Our Biggest Threat Arutz 7, August 13, 2002 Prime Minister Ariel Sharon told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee (August 12) that Iraq - not the Palestinians - represents Israel's greatest threat.bridgesforpeace.com SHARON TO PANEL: IRAQ IS OUR BIGGEST DANGER From Ha'aretz: "Prime Minister Ariel Sharon yesterday told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that Iraq "is the greatest danger facing Israel." tellinglies.org ISRAEL URGES US TO STRIKE By Jonathan Steele Jerusalem August 19 2002 Israel is signalling that it wants President George Bush to go ahead with a military attack on Iraq - even though it believes Saddam Hussein may well retaliate by striking Israel. With foreign policy experts in Washington becoming increasingly critical of the wisdom of a military strike, and European governments showing no willingness to support an attack, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon wants to make it clear that he is the US President's most reliable ally. "Any postponement of an attack on Iraq at this stage will serve no purpose," Raanan Gissin, a senior Sharon adviser, said yesterday.theage.com.au ATTACK IRAN THE DAY IRAQ WAR ENDS, DEMANDS ISRAEL, DEMANDS ISRAEL. FROM STEPHEN FARRELL, ROBERT THOMSON AND DANIELLE HAAS ISRAEL’S Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has called on the international community to target Iran as soon as the imminent conflict with Iraq is complete. timesonline.co.uk Sharon, Bush agreed on getting rid of Arafat after Saddam Sunday, 09-Feb-2003 7:40AM PST Story from AFP Copyright 2003 by Agence France-Presse (via ClariNet) JERUSALEM, Feb 9 (AFP) - Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and US President George W. Bush have agreed on a plan to get rid of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat if he refuses to appoint a prime minister with executive powers, an Israeli daily said Sunday.quickstart.clari.net