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Richard Stiennon, Forbes
Sat, 08/18/2012 - 5:20am

Blogger Richard Silverstein claims to have received a document that outlines an Israeli first strike against Iran. The plan seems fairly comprehensive. As this story develops I am sure there will much discussion. My concern is with two parts of the plan that could induce collateral damage fro the rest [...]

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