NY Times Asks: “Will Israel Attack Iran?”
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by News Editor
Ehud Barak (right) with US Army Col. Thomas Jordan in 1999. Photo: wiki commons.
NY Times – As the Sabbath evening approached on Jan. 13, Ehud Barak paced the wide living-room floor of his home high above a street in north Tel Aviv, its walls lined with thousands of books on subjects ranging from philosophy and poetry to military strategy. Barak, the Israeli defense minister, is the most decorated soldier in the country’s history and one of its most experienced and controversial politicians.
