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German Nobel Prize Winner: “Israel” Threat to World Peace
German Nobel Prize winner Günter Grass is in the international limelight after labeling "Israel" a "threat to world peace" in his new poem.
In his prose poem entitled "What must be said" published on Wednesday in the German daily Suddeutsche Zeitung, the 84-year-old Grass criticized "Israel's" role in the conflict with Iran over the latter's nuclear program. In his opinion, it is "Israel's" nuclear program that is the real threat to the world, not Iran's.
Grass emphasized that "Israel" has been intensifying its nuclear potential for years, with no international supervision, while any military purpose of Iran's nuclear program has yet to be proven.
The writer also called for Germany to stop supplying "Israel" with submarines, as he believed that "Israel" is planning to arm them with nuclear warheads.
"Germany could be responsible for a crime that can be foreseen," Grass said referring to "Israel's" alleged planned attack on Iran in order to prevent it from producing nuclear arms. Moreover, in his opinion the submarines "Israel" purchased from Germany could "send all-destroying warheads where the existence of a single nuclear bomb is unproven."
The Israeli Embassy in Germany has called the poem "blood libel."
Germany, known to be "Israel's" ally, reacted to the poem with criticism.
Source: News Agencies, edited by moqawama.org
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