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Former Mossad chief: nuclear Iran not existential threat, prevention not “necessarily by means of force”

Published September 1, 2012by Jasmin Ramsey 1 Comment

Ari Shavit reports on his interview with former Mossad chief Efraim Halevy, one among several former Israeli intelligence and security officials who have infuriated Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by making public statements against an Israeli strike on Iran. Halevy tells Shavit that his views… Continue Reading  

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