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Titolo: Commenti di Yuval Diskin sull'Irak

Toh, non solo i pacifisti pensano che il danno combinato con
l'operazione del 2003 sia  superiore ai vantaggi (sia per gli irakeni
che per il resto della comunita' internazionale)
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4696038.stm
 Israel 'may rue Saddam overthrow'
The head of Israel's domestic security agency, Shin Bet, has said his
country may come to regret the overthrow of former Iraqi President
Saddam Hussein.
Yuval Diskin said a strong dictatorship would be preferable to the
present "chaos" in Iraq, in a speech to teenage Jewish settlers in the
West Bank.
He also said the Israeli security services and judiciary treated Arabs
and Jewish suspects differently.
A Shin Bet veteran, Mr Diskin took over as Shin Bet's chief in May.
His speech to the students at the Eli settlement as they prepared for
military service was secretly recorded and broadcast on Israeli TV.
When asked about the growing destabilisation of Iraq, Mr Diskin said
Israel might come to rue its decision to support the US-led invasion in
2003.
"When you dismantle a system in which there is a despot who controls
his people by force, you have chaos," he said.
"I'm not sure we won't miss Saddam."
Inequality
The security chief was also asked to compare the treatment of Jews and
non-Jews by Israel's security and judicial establishments.
"I do not see equality in the way the system handles them when they are
guilty of the same type of offence," he said.
"If I had arrested a terrorist from Nablus and Eden Nathan Zaada [an
Israeli army deserter who shot dead four Israeli Arabs on a bus in
August], they wouldn't have received similar treatment in interrogation
or court."
Mr Diskin also said he thought Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon had
made a mistake when he withdrew the Israeli army from the Gaza Strip
last year without ensuring the Palestinian Authority could fill the
security vacuum.
"From a security perspective, I am opposed to handling over territories
to the Palestinians unless we know there are officials there who will
take control and commit themselves to upholding the law," he said.
"If there are no such officials, then I am against handing over
territories to Palestinian control."
But Mr Diskin criticised militant Israelis who have used violence to
oppose further withdrawals from the West Bank.

non so alla fine Saddam che gli faceva di così male ai sionisti? Non mi pare
che quella mossa dei 20000 dollari dati alle famiglie dei kamikaze fosse
stata più che una trovata di propaganda e comunque hamas non sembra affatto
indebolito da questa mancanza. Saddam era  uno dei tanti leader arabi
invisi al popolo che distoglieva l'attenzione da se dandosi all'Israel
Bashing. Di fatto la guerra a Saddam ha notevolmente peggiorato la
posizione israeliana esasperando gli animi degli arabi, dando un'arma
politico mediatica in più al regime iraniano nel difendere il suo programma
nucleare e per reimporsi come elemento forte alla guida dell'integralismo.
Allo stesso tempo ha notevolmente ridotto la libertà di azione dei loro
referenti in usa, i quali ormai sembrano aver esaurito la carica emotiva
datagli dall'11/9, ovviamente tralascio la posizione in Iraq in cui si
troverebbero gli usa provocando oltre il dovuto Teheran.

 l'operazione del 2003 sia  superiore ai vantaggi 
Certo che no. Alcuni non-pacifisti lo dicevano gia' nel 2003, se e' per
questo.
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 questo.
Quoto.
Namib

 questo.
Beh, anche Kissinger e mezza amministrazione di Bush I. Oltre a Namib
s'intende :-D
Palmiro Pangloss
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