Thursday, December 10, 2009

Iran News Updates -- December 10, 2009

Three missiles rise into the air as a forth remains in the launcher on the ground during a test-firing in an undisclosed location in the Iranian desert. Photograph: AFP/Getty images

Experts Say Iran Has Clear Path To Nuclear Weapons -- Jerusalem Post

Last week the Harvard Kennedy School held a simulation game of the Iranian nuclear crisis, and Israel should be very concerned about its course and its outcome.

The game made it clear: Iran will not stop on its path to producing nuclear weapons. The United States will not embark on a military action and will find it difficult to enlist support at the United Nations for imposing more severe sanctions, while relations between Israel and the United States will deteriorate.

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More News On Iran

'Iran can now produce nuclear bomb' -- Jerusalem Post
Nuclear row: Tehran threatens to target Israel -- The Guardian
Iran Says it Will Strike Israel's Nuclear Sites if Attacked -- FOX News
Iranian minister threatens Israel in the event of any 'threat' -- Jerusalem Post
Iran: Seismic Station in Turkmenistan Built for 'Spying' -- Voice of America

Iran intel chief warns of extent of opposition -- AP
Iran's intelligence minister hits out at Rafsanjani -- Reuters
Iran Intelligence Minister Hits At Rafsanjani -- Radio Free Europe

Government Promises Students More Death Sentences -- Strategy Page
Amnesty: Iran violations worst in 20 years -- Jerusalem Post
Iran's Democratic Moment -- Amir Taheri, Wall Street Journal

Iran Accuses US and Saudis of Kidnapping a Nuclear Scientist -- L.A. Times
Iran, Saudi Arabia tensions rise over missing scientist -- Miami Herald/McClatchy News

World powers could hold Iran meeting next week -- AP
Russia says it remains opposed to sanctions against Iran -- China View

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