Israel helped Jordan with its nuclear energy program, official says

Israeli officials counter accusations by King Abdullah II that Israel tried to thwart his country's nuclear program.

By Barak Ravid | 07:32 23.09.12 |

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Israeli officials have rebutted claims by King Abdullah II that Israel has tried to thwart Jordan's civilian nuclear energy program, saying it has not intervened and has even provided the Kingdom with material assistance.

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- By Salam
- 19 Nov 2012
- 04:56PM
True. Someone should be sending this to the king to read or to the Jordanians to know.
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Laughable
- By steve b
- 19 Nov 2012
- 00:55AM
o a paragraph on the subject was added to the speech that Shaul Chorev, head of the IAEC, delivered at the conference: "With regards to Jordan's civilian nuclear program, I wish to emphasize that Israel supports the use of nuclear power by its neighbors, to meet their energy and water needs," he said. "Israel believes in the peaceful use of nuclear energy in the Middle East, as long as states fully honor their international nonproliferation obligations," (This is laughable - you may be a fool but we are not(
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Israel helped Jordan with its nuclear energy program, official says?
- By Tony Silver - Kopenhagen
- 29 Sep 2012
- 05:27PM
and why doesn´t israel do the same with Iran and live in peace?
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why am I noT surprised By jordanians?!
- By JD
- 23 Sep 2012
- 06:31AM
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  No one is permitted to make nuclear weapons.
  - By Tony Silver - Kopenhagen
  - 29 Sep 2012
  - 05:31PM
  Not being an NPT member does not mean certain attack. Look at Israel, North Korea, India, and Pakistan; no one attacks their nuke sites. No war is ever justified. People create wars to satisfy their own agenda.
  
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- By Henry
- 23 Sep 2012
- 05:01AM
Doesn't relate
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For once I believe the Israelis
- By Rammer
- 23 Sep 2012
- 02:47AM
A nuclear issue with Israel is a short cut to popularity, but it won't work for Abd Allah.
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For a change, I believe the Israelis
- By Rammer
- 23 Sep 2012
- 02:44AM
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