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By Eileen Fleming (about the author) Page 1 of 3 page(s)
For OpEdNews: Eileen Fleming - Writer
September
18, 2009, was a very good Friday, for people of conscience, truth,
justice and peace when the UN's 150-nation nuclear conference passed a
resolution that directly criticized Israel and its atomic program.
It
was a bad day for the Jewish State, America's Industrial Military
Complex and their backers, when 49 votes were cast for the non-binding
resolution at the UN nuclear assembly which is urging Israel to put all
of its atomic sites under UN inspection and join the Non-Proliferation
Treaty/NPT.
It was no surprise that Israel denounced the
measure and exposed once more its paranoia when chief Israeli delegate
David Danieli told the chamber, “Israel will not cooperate in any
matter with this resolution, which is only aiming at reinforcing
political hostilities and lines of division in the Middle East region.”
[1]
Western states also moaned how unfair and
counterproductive it is to isolate one member state, claiming that an
IAEA resolution passed the day before urging all Middle East nations to
fore-swear atomic bombs, included Israel and made Friday's proposal
unnecessary.
Glyn Davies, the US ambassador, spun the
resolution as "redundant ... such an approach is highly politicized and
does not address the complexities at play regarding crucial
nuclear-related issues in the Middle East". [2]
The Arab
nations inadvertently noted the law of Karma when they responded that
Israel had brought the resolution on itself by having never signed the
40-year-old NPT.
Diplomats from the non-aligned movement of
developing nations noted that "times had changed with the advent of the
US administration of Barack Obama, the US president."
Reuters
news agency quoted one truth telling diplomat, "People and countries
are bolder now, willing to call a spade a spade. You cannot hide or
ignore the truth, the double standards, of Israel's nuclear capability
forever. The new US administration has certainly helped this thinking
with its commitment to universal nuclear disarmament and nuclear
weapons-free zones." [3]
In 2005, the truth teller of Israel's WMD Program, Mordechai Vanunu told me:
"The
Israelis have 200 atomic weapons and they accuse the Palestinians and
Muslims of terrorism. The Dimona is 46 years old; reactors last 25 to
30 years.
"The Dimona has never been inspected and Israel has never signed the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty but all the Arab states have.
"Twenty
years ago when I worked there they only produced when the air was
blowing towards Jordan ten miles away. No one knows what is happening
now. The world needs to wake up and see the real terrorism is the
occupation and the Palestinians have lived under that terror regime for
40 years.
"When I became the spy for the world, I did it all for
the people of the world. If governments do not report the truth, and if
the media does not report the truth, then all we can do is follow our
consciences. Daniel Ellsberg did, the woman from Enron did, and I did.
"The
United States needs to wake up and see the truth that Israel is not a
democracy, unless you are a Jew. Israel is the only country in the
Middle East where America can right now find nuclear weapons.
"America
can also find where basic human rights have been denied Christians:
right here in Israel. The time has come for the United States to see
the truth of Zionism. It began as a secular nationalist movement, not a
religious one. Then some Christians believed that when Israel became a
nation, it was the beginning of the second coming. They are deluded if
they believe peace will come through atomic weapons. Atomic weapons are
holocaust weapons. Christians should be the first people against them."
[4]
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