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Israel, Fighter Jets, Submarines, Satellites and Iran
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Joel Leyden Jerusalem, Israel ---- July 5, 2009 ...... As Israel receives explicit consent from Saudi Arabia to use their airspace to two defend both nations from a nuclear Iran, Israel maintains several other options to defend herself from an Iran nuclear threat. The Sunday Times of London reported today that Israel Mossad director Meir Dagan has held secret talks with Saudi officials to discuss the possibility of using Saudi Arabia airspace for a air strike to take out Iran's nuclear weapon manufacturing facilities. "The Saudis have tacitly agreed to the Israel air force flying through their airspace on a mission which is supposed to be in the common interests of Israel and Saudi Arabia," the Times quoted a diplomatic source as saying. Israel and Saudi Arabia have no formal diplomatic relations but Mossad has "working relations" with the Saudis, the newspaper added, citing an Israeli defense source. But perhaps more potent than combat jets are the dozens of Israel navy submarines patrolling the world's many seas. An Israel submarine sailed through the Suez Canal into the Red Sea in a trek that many are interpreting as a direct warning to Iran. An Israel defence official said the Dolphin-class submarine made the passage last month from a Mediterranean naval base to take part in maneuvers off the Israel Red Sea resort of Eilat. Israel does not publish details of the type of armaments it possesses but some foreign media reports say Dolphin-class subs can fire nuclear-tipped cruise missiles. Officials said the voyage was made overtly, with the vessel on the surface. Iran has repeatly stated that they would "wipe Israel off the map". A threat not taken lightly in Jerusalem. The IDF has
and continues to go through several war exercises in preparation
of a defensive war with Iran. "Israel has several options of defending herself in a war with Iran, Syria and terror groups Hamas, Islamic Jihad and Hezbollah," said an Israel security analyst. "Our war would not be with the Iran people, but rather with an oppressive government for which the Iranian people don't want. As such, any action that Israel would take would avoid the civilian population. But should the Iranian government attack Israel, our invisible submarines could turn all of Iran into a desert. A greater defense that Israel could use could come from above. And I am not talking IAF combat jets, but rather satellites that may or may not be equipped with precision laser weapons that could burn and evaporate a building from the heavens above. Any war with Iran would represent a one way ticket to 72 virgins for the present Iran regime."
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