Zionist Official Defends Nuke Ambiguity as Strategic Advantage

Local Editor

In a response apparently aimed at IAEA Chief Amano Yukiya's letter asking for international help with convincing "Israel" to join the nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT), "Israeli" officials are making it clear that won't happen.

One official said that "Israel's" ‘ambiguity is a "strategic advantage" "Israel" is keen to keep.

The Zionist regime's "opaque" policy represents is a situation where everyone knows they have nuclear weapons but they won't officially confirm it and won't subject their facilities to any oversight,

Not only have the enemy's officials rejected joining or being bound by the treaty's obligations, they're also are calling for the pact to be strengthened so as to be even more onerous to nations that are actually bound by it!

The sudden US interest in a "nuclear-free Mideast" has caused some consternation in the Zionist regime, which has ironically had cases of US presidents publicly promising to keep their "secret" safe. For the US, the conflicting goals of a nuclear-free Mideast and a heavily nuclear armed "Israel" will continue to be a major issue.