Israel Threatens Attacks, Iran Ready for War

TEHRAN - President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama agreed with French President Nicolas Sarkozy on the need to continue to pressure Iran to meet its obligations concerning its nuclear program. Obama's statement inviting the Iranian government's reaction.

"The United States unfortunately have lost the wisdom and prudence in dealing with international issues," said Minister of Foreign Affairs (Foreign Minister) of Iran Ali Akbar Salehi as reported by the Daily Telegraph, Friday (11/04/2011).

"The U.S. is only dependent on power. They have lost their rationality, we are prepared for the worst but we hope they will think twice before they put themselves to dealing with Iran," said Iran's top officials.

Speculation on the issue of an Israeli attack to Iran, Salehi also stated that Iran is always ready for war. "We can defend our country," he said.

Earlier the Israeli daily, Haaretz reported that Prime Minister (PM) of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu cabinet was garnering support in Israel to launch attacks into Iran to destroy its nuclear capabilities.

Ex candidat president US support israel to attack iran

Washington - One of the presidential candidate the United States (U.S.) of the Republican Party, Rick Perry openly supports the Israeli air strikes on Iran. According to Perry, he would support the attack if there is evidence that Iran has been getting closer to having nuclear weapons.

"Obviously, we will support Israel. And I never said that we will support Israel with all the ways that we can, whether it be diplomatic, whether open or secret operations, to include military action," said Texas Governor Perry, who served in an interview by CNN as reported by Reuters on Friday (04/11/2011).

"We can not let people get mad at Iran's nuclear weapons. The point," said Perry.

The UN nuclear watchdog, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will issue a report next week on Iran's nuclear program. During this time the U.S. government and others suspect Iran of secretly developing atomic weapons nuclear nuclear program through the executable.

But the Iranian government insists that its nuclear program is solely for peaceful purposes, namely as an energy for civilians.

Earlier, the Israeli daily, Haaretz reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is currently looking for support in the Israeli cabinet about possible attacks on Iran to destroy his country's nuclear program.