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Yadlin: Iran response won't be destructive without nukes

By JPOST.COM STAFF

MAY 26, 2013 22:19

Iran's response to an Israeli strike on its nuclear facilities will not be destructive, unless they had a nuclear bomb, INSS head Maj.-Gen. (res.) Amos Yadlin said on Sunday, Army Radio reported.

"[Iran] won't be able to annihilate Tel Aviv until they have a nuclear bomb, and this is what we're trying to stop," the former head of Army Intelligence said.

"Even if Tehran has a few hundreds of rockets - like what Saddam Hussien had during the Gulf War - half of the rockets launched will be intercepted, and I can't recall anyone being killed from the rockets in 1990," he added.

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