While the Zionist Israeli regime continues the most barbaric genocide in history in Gaza, it is also attacking Iran under the pretext of "they shouldn't have nuclear energy." The justification is both absurd and arrogant: "If Iran obtains nuclear energy, it will use it to make weapons and attack me," they claim.
Yet Israel, which takes the world for fools, currently possesses nearly 400 nuclear bombs. In other words, it has enough atomic weapons not just to strike Iran, but to turn the entire Middle East into ashes.
This is why, like all its other justifications, Israel's so-called "nuclear pretext" — used to trigger regional war and chaos — is also collapsing. After all, it is well known that Israel has possessed atomic bombs and conducted nuclear tests since the 1950s. Yet, for some reason, no one dares to speak about it.
All U.S. presidents, including Donald Trump, have avoided commenting on Israel's nuclear weapons. However, the fact that the U.S. media has reported the Dimona nuclear reactor in the southern Negev Desert as a likely new target in potential Iranian attacks has once again drawn attention to the atomic bombs in Israel's possession.
Even Western scientists are voicing outrage at the hypocrisy and inconsistency of Israel, the country that allocates the most money and resources to nuclear weapons in the world. In an article published on March 21, 2025, by the portal Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a call was made stating: "The U.S. must end its hypocrisy regarding Israel's nuclear weapons."
The visual accompanying the analysis, authored by Victor Gilinsky and Leonard Weiss, features an image of the nuclear-armed Jericho III ballistic missile from a test conducted by Israel's Ministry of Defense in March 2023. With a range exceeding 4,000 kilometers, the Jericho III missile is capable of reaching Iran, Pakistan, all of Europe, and western Russia.
Yet despite its nuclear arsenal being widely known, Israel has never officially acknowledged its existence. Still, it never misses a chance to flaunt its nuclear weapons to the world.
The documentary "The Atom and Me," aired on Israeli television, exposes Israel's nuclear record in detail. It lays out how they stole nuclear secrets and weapons technology from the United States, how they violated nuclear arms control agreements, and how they systematically lied to the world about the locations of their nuclear tests — all openly discussed, one by one.
In the documentary series, the person revealing the nuclear information and exposing the schemes is Benjamin Blumberg, the head of Lakam. Lakam is Israel's scientific intelligence agency.
Benjamin Blumberg, who passed away in 2018 and is known as the "father of Jewish nuclear weapons," reveals in the documentary that much of the information was even kept secret from Mossad. He made these disclosures on the condition that they be published only after his death. The documentary also covers the theft of uranium-235 bombs from the NUMEC facility in Pennsylvania during the 1960s, as well as Israel's nuclear test off the coast of South Africa in 1979.
Although Israel has not signed the 1970 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), it did sign and ratify the 1963 Partial Test Ban Treaty, which prohibits nuclear bomb detonations in the atmosphere or oceans. However, Israel violated this treaty by conducting nuclear tests off the coast of South Africa in the ocean. Sadly, no one has ever held Israel accountable for these violations.
On December 10, 1996, the United Nations adopted a resolution calling for the Middle East region to be free of nuclear weapons. However, Israel did not even respond to this demand.
While the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), affiliated with the UN, condemns Iran over alleged nuclear weapons it does not have, it turns a blind eye to Israel, which possesses hundreds of nuclear weapons. In short, ever since the assassination of John Kennedy, no U.S. president has tried to rein in Israel's nuclear program.
Now humanity watches. On one side, Iran being attacked over nuclear energy it does not even possess, while on the other, Israel brazenly flaunts hundreds of atomic bombs and continues illegal nuclear tests.
