Christian Science Monitor
August 2, 2010
Abstract
Against the backdrop of new sanctions
on Iran and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's upbeat Oval
Office visit in July, neither Washington nor Jerusalem can be eager to
add another war to the long list of hot and warm conflicts in
Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Korea, and Gaza. But with the American
intelligence community judging Iran to be on track to have nuclear
weapons within two years, a clash with Tehran may soon be deemed
unavoidable – in Jerusalem, if not in Washington.
Citation
Zelleke, Andy, and Robert Dujarric. "Price for a Potential Israeli Strike on Iran? A Palestinian State." Christian Science Monitor, August 2, 2010.