U.S. "fine" with "Israel’s" rejection of NPT

Local Editor, 15-04-2010

The Zionist enemy's officials reacted negatively today to the US calls to "Israel" to sign the Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

"There is no room to pressure "Israel" to join," Said the enemy's War Minister Ehud Barak, who added that it was "unreasonable" to ask Israel to join so long as Iran, a signatory to the NPT, remains a "threat."

However, it remains unclear exactly how serious Obama's comments even were. The president went out of his way to avoid the issue during the summit, and only mentioned that position when pressed.

The US had vigorously opposed an IAEA measure urging "Israel" to join the NPT late last year.

According to "Israel's" Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon, the Obama Administration has never asked them to change their policy of "nuclear ambiguity," whereby "Israel" refuses to admit to its massive nuclear arsenal and refuses to join any group which would subject them to any sort of oversight.