Israel Attack Iran Before Christmas

LONDON - Britain estimates that Israel would attack Iran to approximately December. At least this attack is expected to take place before next Christmas.

Earlier British Foreign Secretary William Hague warned the British Parliament, that the Iranian nuclear weapons program could trigger a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.

Reports of development of Iranian nuclear weapons can not be separated from the findings of the International Atomic Agency (IAEA) which states, Iran is developing nuclear test facility, nuklr warheads, and computer models for nuclear warheads that can be mounted on Iran's missiles that exist today this.

On the report, Israel was immediately moved. UK Ministry of Defense officials estimate Israel would strike before Christmas this year.

"We expect (the attack) will happen before Christmas or at least early next year," the official who declined to be named was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail, Thursday (11/10/2011).

Meanwhile, according to a senior British Foreign Office, the military action was reportedly about to be waged by Israel.

This attack is believed to get help from the United States (U.S.).President Barack Obama was certain to provide full support for Israel.

Based on observations of the British officials, Obama's support because he did not want to lose the support of the American Jewish community in the upcoming presidential election.

While the MoD claimed to have prepared the original plan, when in time the British decided to help the attack on Iran. But British officials dismissed the existence of direct support in the attack.

Iran's possession of nuclear weapons rather than the feared English. They're just worried about when the time comes Saudi Arabia and Turkey helped to develop their nuclear weapons. If both countries develop nuclear weapons, will surely occur Middle East nuclear arms race.

To that end, British Foreign Secretary William Hague will encourage the adoption of a tougher new sanctions on Iran. It can dispel Iran in developing its nuclear program.

Meanwhile, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad insisted his country would not back down from their nuclear program. Ahmadinejad rate, the results of the IAEA report had been discredit it because it was issued on the basis of absurd allegations the U.S..

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