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Could Israel successfully attack Iran?

September 16, 2012 12:09 PM

Even though most Iranian nuclear facilities are heavily fortified, ex-Mossad chief Meir Dagan says there are ways Israel could target and damage them.

The Spymaster: Meir Dagan on Iran's threat
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by 2happy2ride September 17, 2012 12:06 PM EDT
Leslie Stahl offers the most elementary & small mindedness of any interviewer I have seen in my life time. Her line of questions are shallow & seem more intent on self-focus and trying to be cute, (painful to witness for a 71 year old) than all else.
She is demonstrably void of true journalistic skills, logic & acumen in any interview.
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by Heroic-Mossad-Men March 13, 2012 1:31 AM EDT
Pride:

There is too much gloating, especially when one can use the channel without anyone to counter your point of view on air.
Teseby Ashkolov can speak - or not any more - volumes of the professionalism that Dagan spoke off. I am sure the killing three faculty members of physics department of an Iranian university is much more daring than having the organizer of the opponent's assassination team trip on his own magnetic bomb "by accident", as it happened to the Mossad's deputy.
http://www.asian-defence.net/2012/02/car-explosion-kills-israels-mossad.html
My sincere condolences to the family of the deceased and his colleagues.
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by soldr3968 March 12, 2012 8:25 PM EDT
The most violent people in that area of the world is Israel, and they continue to steal more and more land from Palestine everyday. Netanyahu came to beg Obama to support them as they plan to launch nuclear strikes against a people who have done them no harm. If they say their nuclear program is for energy, what right does Israel have to call them liars and bomb a sovereign country? Screw Israel, if they want to pick a fight let them fight it alone. We don't need to fight wars for Israel. We've got too many problems of our own to deal with.
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