Comments on: War between Israel and Iran in 2010? - International conflict:

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By: John Schroy

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By: jeff

jeff — Sat, 04 Dec 2010 23:41:27 +0000

This is almost like a game of Very high stakes poker, I think Iran will call the Israeli bluff as to weather they will attack in 2010 or not. The talks in Geneva next week are a nice try but the outcome is a forgone conclusion Iran wont budge on its nuclear program. So Israel the next play is yours every day the attack is delayed Iran grows stronger. I suspect Iran through Hezbollah will do a preemptive attack on Israel now that the Israeli defense forces are distracted with the forest fire. In fact the fire could have been set by Hezbollah as a diversion for Israel. So they could attack. The way I see it is that area is like a big bomb the furze is burning but only Israel and Iran know just how long the furze is.

By: Daniel Parker

Daniel Parker — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 21:16:54 +0000

I am amazed by the ignorance of Both Christians and Jew’s concerning the end time things, it is obvious that everything prophesied by John in the book of revelation and all of old testament prophets was to happen in the lifetime of those to whom the words were given, why does no one notice that John says in the first verse “behold the things that must shortly take place” All of the bible both the old testament and new are about the spiritual reality of life from death in the spiritual sense only and have nothing whatever to do with modern Israel or our physical existence except that in this realm is our only chance to serve ourselves or God. Israel’s house was left in desolation two thousand years ago when the temple was destroyed in ad 70 and what is more God said it would remain that way forever. God himself left their temple on the day that they killed Jesus and will never return. All of the Jewish promises have been fulfilled in Jesus Christ in that they like all the rest of Humanity can turn to him and receive the gift of eternal life, what more can anyone ask? He is not the God of nations but of men. Not the God of war but peace, state religions, national religions will always bring the same result that history proves that they will and that is ignorance followed by dispute followed by death. Wake up and read, it seems the whole world has a reading comprehension problem, the words are plain in that everything promised by God was delivered in the lifetime of the first century people who were said to live in the fullness of time and we who live today are blessed by the promises fulfilled to the Hebrew people all those centuries ago. Go to http://www.bibleprophecy.com to gain understanding and leave centuries of foolishness behind. Only the truth can unify only the truth can obliterate the ignorance that permeates all of the worlds religions because of small understanding. There is but one true religion and that is that there is a God and he has provided the way for anyone to come to him and that way is his Son Jesus Christ. I am patient because centuries of ignorance is not an easy thing to be done with. Traditions are a fine thing if they support the truth but an abomination if they uphold a lie.

By: jewish man

jewish man — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 11:01:44 +0000

You’re wrong about the religious leaders, the problem is they don’t have enough political power.
Anyhow all we need is the messiah and everything will be good.

By: Jon

Jon — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 21:46:06 +0000

I believe it is closer than you think. Check out these new developments:

http://goforesight.wordpress.com/2010/08/31/a-warning-for-tehran-and-the-u-s/

No doubt we have an Oct surprise developing.

By: Sam Zeraatian

Sam Zeraatian — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 11:21:33 +0000

Dear, I have read your interesting article. I am a surgeon in Iran. I was an eyewitness to the Iran-Iraq war.

I do not make any comparison between Israel and Iraq, but 8 years of fighting and resistance, loss of human resources of both countries was the only result of war, nothing more.

I think nowadays, in the 21st century, that humankind’s mindset and ways of thinking have changed a lot. It would not be jumping to conclusions to claim that mankind has become more mature.

From my point of view, most iranians don’t have a problem with Israelis. We respect them.

It is not a solution for both parties to go to war, because as you and other friends have mentioned, it would not be just a war against Iran, but a war against Shiites all over the world, which would have devastating consequences and no gain!

Besides this, despite all pronouncements against Iran’s regime as the true focus of any such war, there is no proof of their wrong doing … at least not any announced as yet by international organizations, including IAEA.

So, I recommend to myself first of all and then to you as a great writer, to broadcast that there is real hatred on the part of iranians for war … especially in light of their previous misfortunes and memories.

By: Guryog

Guryog — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 07:38:34 +0000

According to a few documentaries that I have seen, the pro Jewish lobby is among the strongest lobbies in the world, if not the strongest.

I am pretty sure that Israel is not comfortable with the current situation.

Will we see another bombing raid by the Israelis?

If this does develop into a conflict, I am positive the rest of the world will have to get involved one way or another.

Even though Barack Obama may not seem pro-Israel at the moment, I’m sure he will back it with full military support should war break out.

I’m pretty sure Russia and China will back Iran in such an event, and measures are probably being taken to ensure Iran will be supplied with some military equipment.

This will probably cause a crisis in Pakistan as they cannot oppose the Chinese, who have been their longest allies and friends.

Lessening support from Washington towards Islamabad can make things difficult as extremists are already getting stronger by the day.

Which will lead to war between India and Pakistan, probably as the Americans muddle up their diplomacy.

In a nutshell, I believe that this conflict, if it does arise, will lead to the next world war.

1. Iran is capable of stroger resistance than we saw in Iraq. The US will not be so ready to “jump” into the situation.

2. Shia Muslims all over the world hold Iran in high regard and will most definitely do anything they can to prevent its destruction. Don’t underestimate the power of hundreds of million Shias.

3. Shia’s are the most conservative Muslims and attacking Iran will be the same as declaring war on them all. Since they are more conservative and have very strong beliefs, this could be very dangerous.

By: John Schroy

John Schroy — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 11:44:36 +0000

Thank you, Sajjad, for your comment.

You have stated what many believe to be the true position of Iran with regard to the question of nuclear weapons.

However, this is not the official position of Iran, nor consistent with statements of Iran’s religious leaders.

See: Wikipedia article on Iran and weapons of mass destruction.

From the Wikipedia article, you can see that Iran, officially, claims that it is not seeking to develop nuclear weapons and its nuclear program is purely for peaceful purposes. The treaties that Iran has signed state that it will not develop nuclear weapons.

Most of the world is attempting to reduce the stockpiles of nuclear weapons, which grew as a result of the Cold War and most of the world recognizes the nuclear proliferation is a threat to the future of mankind.

This article points out the enormous risks of a world with nuclear weapons. It is not a defense of nuclear armament or warfare.