Source: Al-Manar TV, 10-07-2008

The Armageddon website claims to sport vast amounts of information about ‘Israel's' nuclear program and its manufacturing and storage facilities, as published by various foreign sources.

According to ‘Israeli' media, the site is the brainchild of a large group of ‘Israeli' intellectuals, journalists and philosophers affiliated with an ‘Israeli' group advocating a Middle East free of atomic, biological, and chemical weapons.

According to the website's owners, the site is registered on an ‘Israeli' domain and is hosted on Australian-based servers. Armageddon's owners claim to be the proprietors of a second domain - armagedonz.org - which they can use in case the Military Censor tries to take it of the air. The details of the second domain's owner are kept confidential - unlike those of the ‘Israeli' domain owner, according to Ynet.

The group behind the website decided that the topic of WMDs is not given its appropriate place in public debate and that its increasingly growing urgency in the Middle East calls for something to be done.

A journalist for the site told Ynet that "none of the information on the site is confidential, so we're not breaking the law. We simply think that when it comes to the nuclear program, the public was brainwashed by the government and doesn't have any credible information."

Armageddon is not the only website detailing information about ‘Israel's' supposed nuclear capabilities: Surfing the internet for such information results in numerous websites that offer information about top secret units, tactical weapons and strategic measures held by ‘Israel'.

An ‘Israeli' military unit spokesperson offered the following response: "The Military Censor is
familiar with the website and is in the process of studying its content; it will make its decision in due time, regardless of the authenticity of the material posted on the website."