Olmert was disappointed by Bush's decision to recommend a strategy of using diplomacy backed up by the threat of force to deal with Syria over the facility.
"Your strategy is very disturbing to me," Olmert told Bush, according to the book.
Bush denies charges that arose at the time that he had given a "green light" for Israel to attack the installation.
"Prime Minister Olmert hadn't asked for a green light and I hadn't given one. He had done what he believed was necessary to protect Israel," Bush says in the book.
In Jerusalem, Olmert's office declined comment on the disclosures in the Bush memoir.
Israel has never formally confirmed carrying out the sortie or targeting a nuclear facility.
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This is all bull.
ReplyDeleteThey are joined at the hip.
They are co equal client states.
One pins the tail on the donkey, while the other one wags the tail. It is all dog and pony show.
Nothing they say is credible. Even the inception of Israel is based on lies and deception.
I am so sick and tired of this illegal apartheid rogue state dictating policy to the region and the world.
Israel is a danger even to its self and its citizens that yearn for peace.
One more thing.
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As long as Israel refuses to go back in time to the 67 borders the Palestinians should cease all negotiations and declare the State of Palestine to the world.
All this other talk is a effen wast of time and energy.
Any one in their right mind knows where this will eventually lead. And it will not be pretty.
Israel does not exist to demonstrate the olive branch and the white dove.
They exist by the sword.
George Galloway's description of them as a 'gangster state' is le mot juste. As I recall you saw on the clip I posted of his excellent contribution on Al Jazeera.
ReplyDeleteGood ol Galloway.
ReplyDeleteWhat has he been up to lately?
He's preparing to run for the Scottish Parliament in the election next year.
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