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Opponents of Israeli attack on Iran have little to be optimistic about

The key question will be whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu can fulfill his ideological and historical commitment to prevent what he describes as a potential second Holocaust.

By Amos Harel | 21:54 17.07.12 |

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There has been a break in the long list of U.S. officials visiting Israel, following the departure of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Monday, and the upcoming visit of Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta next week.

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