Fearing Iran-North Korea Ties, Israel Urges Sanctions for Tehran
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JERUSALEM — The shockwaves from North Korea’s testing of a nuclear device reached Israel yesterday, and its government expressed concern that Iran would benefit from Pyongyang’s technology and accelerate the alleged development of its own nuclear weapon.
Israeli officials called for more diplomatic pressure, including sanctions, on Tehran, as it was announced that Prime Minister Olmert would hold an emergency summit tomorrow on Iranian nuclear weapons.
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