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how well, there hasn't been any official reaction to rennes. accusations from these rally side that i have to say has a policy or rather not commenting on particular incident, but i have to say that the wrong blaming israel following the drug, an attack on a military factory in the country. central city of the 100 not come as a surprise even before the us left. so there has been the numerous publications and these rarely media indicating that israel with the u. s. support might have been behind the attack. and it is of no surprise that the 2 countries each other as be to enemies, israel has long said it is willing to strike around and target some military and nuclear, even the democracy fails to deter the country's nuclear program. and also, israel has repeatedly called on the international community to have no mercy when it comes to run. let's take a listen. the illusion of distance can no longer hold. nato must take the strongest possible stands against the iranian regime, including through economic, legal and political sanctions. incredible military deterrence, these operational pl