It's not a problem for me, because I am not so impatient that I can't contain myself.


This is a report written by Oded Yinon. Oded Yinon served as an official in the Israeli foreign ministry. I've seen some people argue that his plan is not the Israeli government's plan, but much of this plan has been implemented. People can feel free to ignore the commentary that accompanies the actual plan. The important part is the plan that was written by Yinon...

http://www.geocities.com/alabasters_archive/zionist_plan.html#contents


This report from Yinon shows that Israel will not tolerate any powerful countries in the Middle East that are not client states.


Tzipi Livni and former Mossad chief Ephraim Halevy have said that any nuclear ambitions Iran has do not pose an existential threat to Israel.

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/916758.html

They're right. Iran does not pose an existential threat to Israel, with our without nukes. But it does pose an obvious obstacle to Israeli hegemony both with and without nukes. The only way to remove Iran as an obstacle to Israeli regional hegemony is to turn into a client state of the US and Israel, or to break it up as it has been trying to do to other countries in the region, and in keeping with the agenda as outlined in Yinon's plan. We know that Israel has been applying many of the same methods in Iran as is has applied in the other countries it has weakened and destabilized or turned into client states, like funding and supporting terrorists.