Moscow: Israel has officially said that it has nuclear weapons, where is the agency?
“Maria Zakharova”, the spokesperson of the Russian Foreign Ministry, reacted to the recent statement and request of the Minister of Heritage of the Zionist regime for atomic bombing against Gaza.
In continuation of the international reactions to the request for the nuclear bombing of Gaza by a Zionist regime minister, the spokesperson of the Russian Foreign Ministry asked whether Tel Aviv has admitted to having nuclear weapons.
On Tuesday, the spokesperson of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, reacted to the request of the Minister of Heritage of the Zionist regime, Amikhai Eliyahu, for a nuclear attack on Gaza, and said that commenting on nuclear weapons in Israel, many questions, including about the arsenal of nuclear weapons Israel creates.
“This raised a lot of questions,” Zakharova said, according to Russia’s state-run Sputnik news agency. The number one question is, are we hearing official statements about the presence of nuclear weapons (in Israel)? “The questions that everybody has (is) where are the international organizations, where are the IAEA, where are the inspectors?”
On Monday (yesterday), the Minister of Heritage of the Zionist regime, Amikhai Eliyahu, said in a television program that dropping an atomic bomb in Gaza is one of the solutions.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet minister is the second official in the Zionist regime who has called for the atomic bombing of Gaza in recent days.
Eliyahu said: The Israeli army is hitting Hamas hard. But is this 100% the way I want it? no Maybe 60 percent of it.”
In response to the host who asked, “What do you expect, do you expect an atomic bomb?”, he said, “We don’t have anyone in Gaza who is not involved,” and said: “This is one of the ways.”
Following these statements and following the pressure and reaction of the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Minister of Heritage of the Zionist regime, Amikhai Eliyahu, who had called for the atomic bombing of Gaza, retracted his words.
In response to Eliyahu’s statements, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime said, “His words are separate from reality” and despite the war crimes of this regime in Gaza, whose images are published in the media every day, he claimed that Israel and its army are in accordance with the highest standards of international law to prevent Harm to non-involved people. Also, Israeli media reported that Benjamin Netanyahu banned him from attending cabinet meetings until further notice.
Amikhai Eliyahu, the Minister of Heritage of the Zionist regime, wrote on Channel X (former Twitter) withdrawing his request for a nuclear attack on Gaza: “It is clear that anyone with sense in their head will understand that my reference was permissible… There should be a strong and practical response. Give disproportionately to terrorism… This is the formula through which democratic systems interact… It is clear that Israel will do everything in its power to return the prisoners alive and well.”