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Written by Pat's Papers | Friday, 28 September 2012 8:10 AM
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on the front page of most papers this morning. Yesterday, in a speech the United Nations General Assembly, he showed an image demonstrating that Iran was on track to have an atomic bomb by summer of 2013 The Wall Street Journal says he “implied that Israel wouldn’t consider attacking Iran at least until the spring.”
SOURCE: Wall Street Journal
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