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In interview with ABC, VP Biden suggests Washington won't stand in
Israel's way should it choose to attack Iran's nuclear facilities, but
White House says 'allies know Obama believes now is the time to explore
diplomatic options'

Yitzhak Benhorin Latest Update: 07.06.09, 00:52 / Israel News

WASHINGTON – Israel is free to do whatever it deems necessary to
remove the Iranian nuclear threat, US Vice President Joe Biden said
Sunday.

In an interview with ABC's 'This Week with George Stephanopoulos,'
Biden said "Israel can determine for itself - it's a sovereign nation -
what's in their interest and what they decide to do relative to Iran and
Attack Route?

Report: Saudis to overlook Israeli jets headed to Iran / Ynet

Sunday Times says Saudi officials have agreed in secret talks with
Mossad chief to turn blind eye to Israeli planes flying over kingdom
during any future raid on Iranian nuclear sites. According to report, PM
briefed on matter. Israel: Reports unfounded

anyone else.

As for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's approach, according to
which Israel would "give until the end of the year for this whole
process of engagement (with Iran) to work before taking matters into its
own hands," Biden said "they're entitled to do that. Any sovereign
nation is entitled to do that. But there is no pressure from any n... >>>