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[Reuters] Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert called on Sunday for a stronger international campaign against Iran's nuclear program to "thwart it with greater force." "We must increase our measures to prevent Iran from achieving its devious goals," Olmert told Jewish leaders in Jerusalem. "Iran cannot become nuclear. Israel cannot afford it...the free world must not accept it....We must unite our forces as part of the international community, led by the United States of America. We must confront Iran's malevolent diligence." Olmert called for further sanctions against Iran, saying: "It must become more costly to Iran to pursue nuclear weapons than to give it up." 2008-11-17 08:00:00Full Article
Israel Urges "Greater Force" vs. Iran Nuclear Work
[Reuters] Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert called on Sunday for a stronger international campaign against Iran's nuclear program to "thwart it with greater force." "We must increase our measures to prevent Iran from achieving its devious goals," Olmert told Jewish leaders in Jerusalem. "Iran cannot become nuclear. Israel cannot afford it...the free world must not accept it....We must unite our forces as part of the international community, led by the United States of America. We must confront Iran's malevolent diligence." Olmert called for further sanctions against Iran, saying: "It must become more costly to Iran to pursue nuclear weapons than to give it up." 2008-11-17 08:00:00Full Article
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