The Iran Nuclear Program thread
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In the bowels of sheba this morning at 715.
We are hearing a direct hit on Beershebas biggest hospital. Still don’t know details
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hasnt been an easy day, Soroka is sending all its patients to other hospitals including ours. big fucking mess.
we all hope this ends soon.
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hasnt been an easy day, Soroka is sending all its patients to other hospitals including ours. big fucking mess.
we all hope this ends soon.
@bachophile said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
hasnt been an easy day, Soroka is sending all its patients to other hospitals including ours. big fucking mess.
we all hope this ends soon.
Bach - you're in all our thoughts. Hopefully you can stay relatively safe
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accurate to a city block is my guess. but i know the area, been there many times. its really the only big building and campus in the area, closest military targets are way out of the city (hatzerim AFB for example) so its really the only real target in that area of Beersheva. it was obviously directly targeted.
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This is a really interesting op-ed from an Israeli journalist, obviously not a fan of Netanyahu. But he presents some worthwhile observations and possibilities.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/netanyahu-s-iran-endgame-is-edging-closer/ar-AA1H1be5
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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This is a really interesting op-ed from an Israeli journalist, obviously not a fan of Netanyahu. But he presents some worthwhile observations and possibilities.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/netanyahu-s-iran-endgame-is-edging-closer/ar-AA1H1be5
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So it’s been 48 hours since the night that was supposed to be remembered for centuries….
@LuFins-Dad said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
So it’s been 48 hours since the night that was supposed to be remembered for centuries….
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This is a really interesting op-ed from an Israeli journalist, obviously not a fan of Netanyahu. But he presents some worthwhile observations and possibilities.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/netanyahu-s-iran-endgame-is-edging-closer/ar-AA1H1be5
@Mik said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
This is a really interesting op-ed from an Israeli journalist, obviously not a fan of Netanyahu. But he presents some worthwhile observations and possibilities.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/netanyahu-s-iran-endgame-is-edging-closer/ar-AA1H1be5
From the op-ed:
And then there’s a wildcard unique to the Iran situation. Even this very dire but familiar scenario relies on the assumption that Israel and America really do know everything about Iran’s nuclear programme and that there wasn’t an emergency, undeclared backup stash of materials and a secret cadre. If there was, and even some of it survives, there will still be a race for the bomb — except the bomb, or bombs, will appear in a fractured, unstable, justifiably paranoid region in a state of civil war. An entirely new nightmare with consequences far beyond Netanyahu and Trump’s terms, or even lifetimes.
That seems obvious, but I agree it's not said out loud much.
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@Mik said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
This is a really interesting op-ed from an Israeli journalist, obviously not a fan of Netanyahu. But he presents some worthwhile observations and possibilities.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/netanyahu-s-iran-endgame-is-edging-closer/ar-AA1H1be5
From the op-ed:
And then there’s a wildcard unique to the Iran situation. Even this very dire but familiar scenario relies on the assumption that Israel and America really do know everything about Iran’s nuclear programme and that there wasn’t an emergency, undeclared backup stash of materials and a secret cadre. If there was, and even some of it survives, there will still be a race for the bomb — except the bomb, or bombs, will appear in a fractured, unstable, justifiably paranoid region in a state of civil war. An entirely new nightmare with consequences far beyond Netanyahu and Trump’s terms, or even lifetimes.
That seems obvious, but I agree it's not said out loud much.
