Israeli general who helped destroy Iraq, Syria nuclear plants says stopping Iran's program is much h

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Iran and Israel have been engaged in a shadow war that has intensified in the last month.  An explosion disrupted one of Iran's nuclear power centers in Natanz; one of Iran's spy ships was hit with an explosive device in the Red Sea; and at least two Israeli owned cargo ships have been targeted. Gen. Amos Yadlin.  said Iran's program is "much more fortified and dispersed," while Iraq and Syria's nuclear programs were concentrated in one place.  Iran's nuclear program is in dozens of sites, many buried deep beneath mountains.  On top of that, it isn't clear intelligence agencies know all the details about the locations of Iran's program. In 2007, Yadlin, while serving as the head of military intelligence for the Israeli army, helped design a second operation.  This one targeted Syria's secret nuclear power plant.  Operation Orchard was also a success — the target was completely destroyed.

Israeli general who helped destroy Iraq, Syria nuclear plants says stopping Iran's program is much harder (msn.com)

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Israel can fight Iran now or they'll fight them later and waiting will only drive up the butcher's bill.