Former Head of IDF�Military Intelligence, Amos Yadlin, spoke at the annual AIPAC conference in Washington on Monday,�combining�understanding with urgency with�regards to the Iranian�nuclear�issue and the�differences�between the U.S. and Israeli approach�to the prevalent threat.
�2012 passed with giving more time�the time is running out in 2013," said Yadlin.

He relayed to the crowd the main�differences�between Israel and the United States vis a vis how to deal with Iran, saying the discrepancies could�be summed up by "three T's."

"A different trauma, a different trigger, and maybe not enough trust,� said Yadlin.

�We, the Israelis, come with the Holocaust. We are six million Israeli Jews�listening�to Ahmadinejad calling for Israel�s destruction. You come with a different trauma, Iraq. You don�t want another war, understandably,� he said.

�This is not a war, this is a one-night operation, and we should speak about it," he added.�"We should be much closer on how to prevent Iran from being�nuclear."

By Arutz Sheva

 

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