Zionist Nuclear Submarines Stationed in Persian Gulf
December 19, 2000 - 0:0
TEHRAN The Zionist regime has dispatched its nuclear submarines to the Persian Gulf region in order to intimidate the littoral states, wrote the Arabic-language daily Al-Qods al-Arabi. According to the Arabic Service of the BBC Radio, the daily said that the forces are on alert in the Persian Gulf for a full-fledged war with the littoral states of the Persian Gulf if the peace talks with Palestinians faces further deadlock. According to the report, Israeli Acting Prime Minister, Ehud Barak, is prepared for a war with Middle East countries if Israeli negotiations with the Palestinians over the peace in the region fails. The BBC added that Israeli military commanders have advised Barak to wage a war against the Middle Eastern. It is an old policy though, it may work in some cases, one analyst said adding, facing a deadlock in the Middle East peace process, the Zionist regime may resort to war to externalize its problems. Intifada has entered a crucial stage, people from different walks of life have joined it and the Zionist regime is near crippled. Therefore, resorting to war to deal with Intifada with an iron hand is not ruled out, he said.