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Group Proposes A Dozen Ways To Prevent Iran Making Nuclear Weapons Without Going To War

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Monday, June 8th, 2009

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There are a dozen ways to pressure Iran into dropping its rush to develop nuclear arms, short of using military strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities, The Israel Project, a pro-Israel group, urged. Those suggestions come as Iran is continuing to defy world opinion and United Nations resolutions by manufacturing nuclear materials that Iran claims to be for electrical power generation, but which Western experts fear will be used to build nuclear weapons. Iran already has launched a satellite that half…

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