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29.03.26 - 18:24
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Netanjahu: Israel will weiter in Südlibanon vordringen (DPA-AFX)
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TEL AVIV (dpa-AFX) - Israels Ministerpräsident Benjamin Netanjahu hat die Armee angewiesen, weiter im Süden des Libanons vorzudringen. Bei einer Lagebesprechung im Norden sagte er, er habe jetzt angeordnet, den von ihm so bezeichneten "bestehenden Sicherheitsstreifen" ......
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29.03.26 - 15:36
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Israel und Iran setzen gegenseitige Angriffe fort (DPA-AFX)
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TEL AVIV/TEHERAN (dpa-AFX) - Der Iran und Israel setzten die gegenseitigen Angriffe fort. Die iranische Nachrichtenagentur Fars berichtete, Raketen seien in einem Wohngebiet südlich von Teheran eingeschlagen, dabei seien zehn Menschen ums Leben gekommen, ......
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29.03.26 - 14:00
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Watch: Trump Arms Control Official Refuses To Confirm Israel Has Nukes (ZeroHedge)
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Watch: Trump Arms Control Official Refuses To Confirm Israel Has Nukes
In the latest indication of America's deteriorating relationship with the State of Israel, a federal legislator used a Capitol Hill hearing to ask a simple but long-forbidden question of America's top arms control official: "Does Israel have nuclear weapons?"
The official repeatedly refused to say what everyone knows -- that Israel has hundreds of nuclear weapons. Worse, straining credulity, he told his interrogator, Texas Democratic Rep. Joaquin Castro, that "it would be outside of my purview as the arms control and arms proliferation under secretary to discuss that specific question." Castro replied, "Sir, that is a dereliction of duty."
The exchange took place in a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on Wednesday, with Castro grilling Under Secretary of State for Arms Control Thomas G. DiNanno. Castro persisted through DiNanno's repeated dodging of the question. "The conse...
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