Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Stillmann's Freckle Cream

vs Israeli aircraft. Iranian bombs

If true, this implies that the Jewish state stands alone against a regime that threatens to "wipe Israel off the map" and is building nuclear weapons to do so. Israeli leaders are showing signs that their patience is running out: the Deputy Prime Minister Shaul Mofaz just warned that "diplomatic efforts will yield results by the end of 2007." Can

in practice the Israel Defense Forces to tear up the program Nuclear Iran?

analysis of top secret intelligence agencies normally respond to questions as well. But talented outsiders, using open sources, can also make their forecasts. Whitney Raas and Austin Long studied this problem at the Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts and spread their impressive analysis, "Osirak Redux? Assessing Israeli Capabilities to Destroy Iranian Nuclear Facilities" in the journal International Security.

Raas and Long focus exclusively on feasibility, not on political appeal or the strategic implications: if the Israeli national leadership decided to damage the Iranian infrastructure, could forces accomplish this mission? The authors consider five components of a successful attack: Intelligence: slow the production of fissile material requires incapacitating only three facilities of Iran's nuclear infrastructure. In ascending order of importance, are: the heavy water plant and plutonium production reactors under construction at Arak, a uranium conversion facility in Isfahan and the uranium enrichment facility at Natanz. Destroying the Natanz facility in particular, they note, "is critical to impeding Iran's progress toward nuclearization."

Arsenal: To damage all three facilities with reasonable confidence requires - given their size, their being underground, the weapons available to the Israeli forces, and other factors - 24 5000-pound bombs and 24 weapons of 2000 pounds.

Platforms: Noting the "odd amalgamation of technologies" available to the Iranians and the limitations of their fighter planes and defense forces to stand up when the Israeli Air Force high-tech, Raas-Long calculate that the IDF need a strike package of 25 F-15 and 25 F-16.

Routes: Israeli jets can reach their targets via three paths: Turkey to the north, Jordan and Iraq in the middle, or Saudi Arabia to the south. In terms of fuel and cargo, the distances can be covered in all three cases.

Defense forces: Rather than predict the outcome of an Israel-Iran confrontation, the authors estimate how many of the 50 Israeli planes would have to reach their three targets for the operation to succeed. Figure 24 planes must reach Natanz, 6 Isfahan, Arak and 5, or 35 total. At this point, that means the Iranian defenders minimally must stop 16 of 50 planes, or one third of the strike force. The authors consider "substantial" this attrition rate in the case of Natanz and "almost unimaginable" in the case of the other two goals.

Overall, Raas-Long concluded that the relentless modernization of the air forces of Israel gives "the ability to destroy even more reinforced targets in Iran with some degree of confidence." Comparing an Iranian operation with Israel to attack Iraq's nuclear reactor at Osirak in 1981, which was an overwhelming success, they conclude that this "does not appear to be more risky" than the previous.

The big question hanging over the operation, with which the authors speculate, is whether any of the governments Turkish, Jordanian, Saudi American or Israeli would agree to use their airspace (Iraq, remember, is under U.S. control .) Unless achieve Israeli permission to cross these territories, their planes would have to fight their way to Iran as well. This jeopardizes the entire project more than any other factor. (The IDF could reduce this problem by flying along borders, for example, the Turkish-Syrian, permitting both countries en route to claim Israeli planes were in the airspace of another).

Raas-Long imply but do not claim that the IDF could reach the continental island Jargo, through which exports 90% of Iranian oil, heavily damaging the Iranian economy.

Israeli forces have "a chance reasonable prospect of success "unilaterally. destroy Iranian nuclear facilities could help deter Tehran to pursue its weapons program. The Raas-Long study, therefore, more likely a diplomatic settlement. Their findings may deserve wider dissemination.

The Effect Light On Living Things

Too bad the poor live!!

Tuesday, June 19, 2007 Palestinians the victims suffered "Israeli imperialism."

Let me turn to those who have embraced the so-called Palestinian cause. Many honestly believe that the fate of the Palestinians deserve their support, others believe that everything that has to do with U.S. should be repulsive, and link Israel with great power. They are also the "liberals" of today, the Socialists of living without knowledge of the facts, support what they consider the "problem of time." Finally we find the usual anti-Semitic, that now have an additional target which download your perennial hatred. At the end of the day, they say, the Israelis are the descendants of those who poisoned the wells and the black plague spread throughout Europe. So, nothing good can be expected of them.

Unlike neighboring Arab states, Israel is a democracy that respects freedom of expression. Therefore, it could be considered in any way other opinions than mine, if they have some justification. I will give some points. They point out that we have usurped foreign land, and ignore that we were expelled from these payments and have never renounced the desire to return to our ancestral land. They say they have robbed a people to have their own State, and do not take into account that you have accepted the cast given by the UN in 1947, as we did much against us, have had a homeland for nearly six decades. Claim that there are many millions of Palestinian refugees, and forget that hundreds of thousands of Jews were expelled from gross Arab countries, and today has not been even one: they have all been rehabilitated. Claim that they do anything to abuse and kill Palestinians, and forget that the Arabs have launched five wars to destroy the State of Israel (to not leave one Jew alive), and only military strength and the courage to Zahal have prevented the new Holocaust. Who mistreat and lock up the Palestinians, and overlook the serious fact that suicide bombings have been a Palestinian innovation, and to defend our lives we had to build a fence and some nice action to prevent the infiltration of these murderers.

Israelis are not homogeneous: there is this religious and secular, Eastern and Western, right-wing nationalists and leftist freethinkers. So we are very heterogeneous. And we discussed and we fought a great time. But somehow we live and what is more, we respect each other. It is unacceptable for someone to kill another for their political views, and the murderer of a Prime Minister is so much the exception to the rule, which has been repudiated by the 99.9999% of the Israelis, and is serving a prison for life. Nor is the death penalty in this country suffered, and the most murderous Palestinian terrorist knows that if he can survive after killing as many Israelis, will be able to live in good conditions bearable. Of course, in an Israeli prison until ...

But the Palestinians come from another way, not discussed with rivals, is the rebukes, pursued and killed. "What is happening in Gaza, both from Hamas and the Fatah, a political immorality in the full sense of the word. People are removed from their homes to be murdered and thrown into the street. Others are thrown to his death from the roofs of tall buildings ... The fight has even reached the hospital, such as Beit Hanun. " The above does not write any Western or Israeli journalist, but Tariq Alhomayed, editor in chief of the daily Ashrq Al Awsat, one of the most respected bodies of the Arab press. This reporter noted, among other atrocities, the barbarity committed in Gaza against Mohammed Sweirki. "With his hands and feet bound, the cook of 28 years of Abu Mazen was thrown from the top of a 15 story building," he writes. Yes, to the staff of the hated President of the Palestinian Authority was cleared to leave no trace of it in Gaza. What they say in another context, "Cleaning house."

I imagine how these images have been friends of the Palestinians in Spain. For example, many members of this government, beginning with President Zapatero and Foreign Minister, two trends apparent pro-Palestinian figures ... Let no one tell me that is not true: it is something that has and is taken for granted. Go buddies with the other side of the Mediterranean! And as I said that Arab journalist, there seems no difference between both sides: both are "immoral" to his view. We and many other adjectives Westerners attach more attention to reality, they have to do with the disregard for life and the brutality shown by some beings who claim to be the human race.

So the next time you rise up in chorus to criticize Israel for committing this or that "barbaric" are encouraged to ruminate a bit about how to proceed from their "victims." Remember, it is not the first time that work well. In Iraq, Afghanistan and Lebanon, the terrorists have been killing Muslims bulk without compunction.

Moshe Yanai

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If children do not attend school, the school will build houses

seems incredible and even out of a cheap Israeli propaganda campaign, but the simple truth is that the time has come where the majority of the population of Gaza nostalgically evokes the horrific days of the Israeli occupation. Sorry, but despite fully understand the feeling, I tell them not to return.

I mean not dream of a new occupation that takes over the population and internal security through the military government that takes the place of police. After forty years, we all know that the occupiers lose as much or more than busy.

What may come to pass, is entering, one of these days, IDF tanks and some other infantry troops, to do everything necessary to prevent the citizens of Sderot live in a constant nightmare.

I'm not the right person for the constructive analysis, because that would make the Palestinians. It is they who must draw their own conclusions about their ability to live with themselves, respecting pluralism and devoting efforts to create and build rather than make war.

If it is true that emancipation is a heroic deed, it is difficult to discard it and move on to the boring stage of the work, to create infrastructure, education and instruction, to grow and create wealth.

A last-minute unilateral disengagement process, Shimon Peres moved heaven and earth to achieve, through acrobatic management that included several factors that invernadotes of Gush Katif were not dismantled as proposed, but transferred to the Palestinians that they might have a source of income and wealth. From the same place are fired Qassam rockets into Sderot and inviting, almost begs Israeli forces deign to enter and attack with their tanks.

If they succeed, may re-ignite a war of liberation as a calf to the udder, the fight will be for just cause. It will also be an easier fight, because the treacherous Israeli enemy, to withdraw from Gaza, has made it more difficult to reach location. If it comes, as expected, is closer at hand.

If this is the situation, and indeed it is, why would accept a new average Israeli withdrawal, with or without agreements through, this time the West Bank? Who is intended to negotiate Israel withdrawals, borders and agreements? How many governments and many armies are in that entity called the Palestinian Authority? Should we negotiate with all or a party? Which of them, with the boss and openly demands the destruction of Israel, or with which recognizes Israel but is not recognized by their own people? A

Because unlike ours, the world is indeed discriminatory and racist. Cree primitive than those Arabs can not demand anything, because they are not civilized. Rebuke is preaching in the desert because no one cares. Instead we feel sore when we say we do not respect human rights. Any news: we are increasingly gearing more to the region. Mario Wainstein

Saturday, June 16, 2007

Congratulation Mairriage

guys who manage their own after being devastated by an earthquake - International Herald Tribune

These things happen ...

One sometimes forgets, wanders o. .. as it was the German that we hide things?

a Friday at 6 pm you realize that was left without remedies.

If you live in the middle of the country, not much drama. Go to Superpharm and ready. Not to mention

Argentina, where it is required to have a pharmacy on duty.

But if you live in the Golan, it's not so simple.

Rosh Pina's Pharmacy (which is the closest thing) is closed on Friday at 4 pm.

So what can you do? Grab the phone book and look if any side (more or less close) there is a pharmacy.

Thank God there are the Druze!

Katzrin We had to go to Majdel Shaams Katzrin 40 kilometers, but luckily, we got the drugs.

I remember that someone once told me it was an "honor" to die on Shabbat or holiday.

At the moment (and no offense) I'd rather resign this "honor"

But mostly, I prefer to decline it on behalf of the people I love.