Stop Dancing to Israel's Fiddle.

[Klucker]

Let's Stop a US/Israeli War on Iran.

… Nothing else more dangerous to the world, to the Middle East, to the oppressed Palestinians, or to the true interests of the United States is happening today -- anywhere. Americans who do not want an eruption of a new world war, started by our own government, ought to be strongly lobbying the Bush administration and all members of Congress against supporting any military action by the U.S. and Israel against Iran. Globally, people who oppose such a war should be lobbying their own governments in similar fashion. …

… behind the Bush administration's 2003 invasion of Iraq was the desire of the neocons in Washington to conquer Iraq in order to benefit Israel. …

… do not attack Iran, even if this means allowing Iran to develop its own nuclear weapons. We should put out the message that it is simply not worth a war, with consequences impossible to foresee …

… We should also very definitely support an effort to tie future U.S. aid to Israel to Israel's not engaging in military action against Iran. …

… All of these issues -- Iran, Syria, and Palestine-Israel -- are interrelated, and each issue enhances the perception around the world that the U.S. is hypocritical, oppressive, and interested only in advancing Israel's interests. All grow out of the one-sided U.S. support for Israel, and none will be resolved without a change in the U.S.-Israeli relationship. …

http://www.counterpunch.org/christison12292005.html

[Bertrand]

Frankly, the Bush regime wouldn't dare to open a front against Iran. It's all trying to bully. That is all. This nation is on the road of bankruptcy without Iran coming into play.

One has to admit that Bin Laden's primary goal of driving the U.S. into bankruptcy is apparently moving along per his plan. Bush regime fell for it by hook, line and sinker. Any action against Iran would only expedite that process to go faster...

[halva]

Some in the Israeli antiwar movement are saying that Israel should be obliged to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. But the NPT is not being observed by the United States (and has not been signed by India).

An alternative approach would be to invite Israel to join the EU, but to make this conditional on its abandoning nuclear weapons.