Good GAWD, Terry, is there a post Charlie makes on any issue that he isn't seemingly dealing with his personal sexuality in one form or another?  I fail to see any relationship what so ever as to whether women in Australia may or may not be "hot" to the topic of  this thread.  Charlie I thought "hot women" were not your primary choice.   One can only wonder what does your personal obsession with your genitalia have to do with whether or not Israel will attack Iran unless enrichment stops? 

It sure seems that way Cass, just ignore the 17 year old brat and he'll tire soon enough. 

While Terry, I think we might agree that Haaretz may no express the same kind of opinion that other Israeli sites might or even the same as mdma who states he is Israeli does, I found this op ed to make, IMHO some very valid points related to what is an obsession with Iranian nukes by some political figures in Israel that creates negative opinion from other
locations including the presidential race attitudinal difference in the U.S. between McCain and Obama.

Getting fed up
By Akiva Eldar

Excerpt: "The compulsive fixation on the Iranian issue ensures Israel's status in the eyes of creation as the source of trouble. When Israel is perceived as the central factor in the tensions with Iran, it should not be surprised if it is depicted in the world as the major offender in the spiraling cost of oil. John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, the two American academics who published an article in the London Review of Books, and a subsequent book, about the Israel lobby in the United States, and who placed a significant part of the blame for the sorry decision to invade Iraq, on Israel and its supporters in the U.S., have been quick to claim that those very same elements are now stirring up the Iranian quagmire.
   
In an interview I conducted with the pair last week in Jerusalem, Walt said that there was no doubt that the Iranian nuclear plan had to be dealt with, but that Israel and sources in the pro-Israel lobby in the U.S. were the only ones putting pressure on the American administration to use force against Tehran."

The complete op ed can be read on the link. As one who has a continuing interest in this very serious issue from both a personal and political stance, I found both articles published
today, one as news and the other as an op ed worth the time to read and comment on, though I do understand this columnist for Haaretz would fall more in line because his history
as an Israeli spokesperson would be more in line with some of my thinking than yours. 

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/992996.html

It doesn't matter Fred, Jewish lobby is a new trend in US. Like MacDonalds was back then, once it over some very fat men and women will sue those conspirators just for the sake of it. This is democracy.

Ppl like Cass remind me of what i've learned about prior WWII Germany. So this time it won't be you my Belgiano-Baltic friend.