Gość: Mosze
IP: *.dialup.sprint-canada.net
10.12.03, 01:29
No wiec ponizej prosze sie zapoznac z ciekawym artykulem z duzego dziennika w
kanadzie "Toronto Star".
Pisza tam , ze moj Kraj buduje duzy bunkier za 100 mln. dolarow ,ktory
przetrwa kazdy atak nuklearny ,chemiczny i biologiczny .Mamy juz 30 lat taki
bunkier pod Tel Avivem. Ten budujemy teraz pod Jeruzalem i budujemy go tylko
w nocy , zeby nasi wrogowie nie mogli dokladnie nas podejrzec .Zapraszam do
ciekawej lektury :
www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1&c=Article&cid=1070925607302&call_pageid=
968332188854&col=968350060724
Israelis building nuclear bunker
Would shelter leaders from all-out attack Iranian arms program
seen as growing threat
JERUSALEM—Israel is building a wartime command centre under the hills outside
Jerusalem that will be able to withstand nuclear, biological or chemical
attacks, officials said yesterday.
The compound would enable the Israeli prime minister and cabinet to conduct
state affairs during an all-out attack. Israel has been warning of a
concerted Iranian effort to acquire nuclear weapons.
Officials said the project has been under way since last year.
"Every country in the world has a bunker for emergency uses to keep
functioning," said Raanan Gissin, a spokesperson for Israeli Prime Minister
Ariel Sharon.
Bulldozers began excavating tunnels outside Jerusalem last year, security
officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Secrecy about the project is tight, but Israeli military censors allowed a
television station to broadcast some pictures. The report showed the entrance
to a network of large dirt tunnels in a hillside, while construction crews
worked under cover of darkness.
"With the Iranian threat becoming more urgent, I think it's more important
for Israel to have this type of bunker that will be not vulnerable to that
kind of attack," said Efraim Inbar, director of the Begin-Sadat Centre for
Strategic Studies at Bar-Ilan University near Tel Aviv.
The bunker command post would be Israel's second. An underground compound
beneath the Tel Aviv headquarters of the Israeli military has been in use for
more than 30 years, starting with the 1973 Middle East War. That bunker was
used strictly by the military, not elected officials.
Tunnel excavation alone will cost more than $100 million (U.S.) while the
costs of construction and the communications and ventilation systems are
unknown. The project is expected to take several years, media reports said.
Meanwhile, Palestinians pledged new efforts yesterday to coax militants into
a ceasefire with Israel after talks in Cairo broke down, undercutting Prime
Minister Ahmed Qureia and a U.S.-backed peace "road map."
Sharon also came under pressure when the U.N. General Assembly asked the
International Court of Justice to decide whether a vast barrier Israel is
building in the West Bank should be torn down. Israel, which says the barrier
is necessary for security, vowed a fierce legal fight.
ASSOCIATED PRESs, reuters
