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(回答先: Re: ジョージ・ギャロウェイもそういってますね 投稿者 Sun Shine 日時 2005 年 8 月 09 日 22:06:19)
ギャロウェイは「ブレアとブッシュの侵攻→イスラムが怒る（これは確かに正しい）→中にはいる過激武闘派がやらかす」と言うお決まりのストーリーを喋っているだけと違いませんか（もしかして私には冗句が通じてないだけかな?）。
Sun Shineさん挟んでのフォローで変な感じにしてしまって悪いなと思いますが、
イスラエルに英国が重水を供与したと言う告発（告白）番組
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/newsnight/4743493.stm
Last Updated: Wednesday, 3 August 2005, 17:54 GMT 18:54 UK
How Britain helped Israel get the bomb
Newsnight reporter Michael Crick tells the story of how Britain helped Israel build the bomb - without telling the Americans.
By Michael Crick
BBC Newsnight
について、日本語の記事は例えば、紳士（ブルジョアと読む）の新聞朝日では
http://www.asahi.com/international/update/0805/002.html
核開発に利用可能な重水、５８年に英がイスラエルへ供与
2005年08月05日00時36分
英国が約半世紀前の５８年、イスラエルに核開発に利用できる重水２０トンを１５０万ポンドで秘密裏に供与していたことが、国立公文書館で発見された公文書によって明らかになった。英ＢＢＣ放送が３日夜のニュース番組で報じた。両国間の取引は、当時のマクミラン保守党政権の閣僚や盟友の米国にも知らされていなかったとみられ、平和利用に限った供与であるとの条件も付けられていなかったとされる。
イスラエルはこの取引の約２年前から、フランスの技術協力を受け、ネゲブ砂漠でディモナ原子炉の建設を開始。当初は平和利用を目的とした施設とされたが、「核兵器工場」となった。英国から供与された重水は、この原子炉でプルトニウムの製造に使われたとみられる。重水が英国の港からイスラエルに出荷されているものの、ノルウェーとイスラエル間の取引に見せかけていた可能性も指摘されている。
保守党のギルモア上院議員はＢＢＣに対し、マクミラン首相や担当閣僚が関与していたとの観測を否定。英国の公務員が金銭目的で行った取引だったとの見方を示した。
一方、イスラエルの核開発を停止させるよう圧力をかけた米ケネディ政権下で国防長官を務めたマクナマラ氏は、「英国とは核兵器に関する情報を緊密にやりとりし共有していたので、（供与について）知らされていなかったのは非常な驚きだ」と語った。
一方、イスラエルのハアレツの反応（英国ガーディアンやカタールのアルジャジーラの記事はhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,2763,1542077,00.html、http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/C7F4CB01-2D76-4652-BE5A-0DF0694E64E1.htm）。
http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/spages/608437.html
Last update - 08:42 04/08/2005
BBC: U.K. sold Israel 20 tons of heavy water in the late 1950s
By Haaretz Staff
According to a BBC report, documents at the British National Archives dating back to the late 1950s show the United Kingdom sold Israel 20 tons of heavy water, a substance used to produce nuclear bombs, at a cost of around £1.5 million.
The decision to export the heavy water was made without the knowledge of Harold Macmillan's government, according to the report.
It was also kept secret from the United States, which had refused to supply Israel with heavy water unless it was given a guarantee that it would be used for "peaceful use only."
According to the documents, no such guarantee was made in the deal with Britain.
Then-British Foreign Office official Donald Cape was quoted as writing in the papers: "On the whole I would prefer not to mention this to the Americans."
U.S. President John F Kennedy's defense secretary from 1961, Robert McNamara, told BBC News he was "astonished" by the cover-up.
"It is very surprising to me we were not told because we shared information about the nuclear bomb very closely with the British," he said.
"The fact Israel was trying to develop a nuclear bomb should not have come as any surprise.
"But that Britain should have supplied it with heavy water was indeed a surprise to me."
The heavy water - surplus from a consignment bought from Norway in 1956 - was shipped from a British port to Israel. Officials presented it as a deal between Norway and Israel.
Heavy water is used in the production of plutonium, a key step in the process of creating nuclear weapons.
Israel has long been accused of nuclear activity but will neither admit nor deny that it has a reactor in the southern town of Dimona. It has also not signed the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty.
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/world/news/20050419i411.htm
核開発機密暴露、イスラエルがバヌヌ氏の出国禁止延長
【エルサレム＝佐藤秀憲】イスラエル内務省は１９日、同国の核開発機密を暴露し、国家反逆罪などで約１８年間服役後、昨年４月に出所した元原子力技師モルデハイ・バヌヌ氏の出国禁止措置を１年間延長することを決めた。
同国政府は、バヌヌ氏の釈放後、１年間出国を禁じた上、外国人との接触も禁じてきた。
だが、同氏はヨルダン川西岸占領地に入ろうとしたり、外国報道機関の取材を受けるなどして、たびたび拘束されていた。
(2005/4/19/19:27 読売新聞 無断転載禁止)
The court also asked the state to submit an amended indictment against Vanunu within a month, his lawyer Avigdor Feldman said on Monday.
Vanunu was released from prison last year, after serving an 18-year term for treason, for spilling Israel's nuclear secrets. The conditions of his release included a ban on foreign travel and meetings with foreign reporters.
Two months ago, he was indicted on charges he violated those restrictions.
In a ruling on Sunday, Jerusalem Magistrate Yoel Tzur said the West Bank and Gaza Strip cannot be considered outside Israel because they can be reached without a passport or visa.
He also told prosecutors to be more specific about Vanunu's alleged violations of a ban on meeting foreign journalists.
AP
Nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to order the Shin Bet security service to return confiscated letters he wrote in prison.
Speaking to reporters outside the courtroom, Vanunu said the letters contained no nuclear secrets, only descriptions of prison life and his philosophical musings.
Vanunu was released from prison last year, after serving an 18-year term for treason, for spilling Israel's nuclear secrets in a 1986 interview with a British newspaper.
Vanunu is a former technician at the country's nuclear research site in the southern desert town of Dimona.
"Today I'm going to ask the court to give me back all the letters that I wrote when I was in prison and they took them before my release," he said.
"There are no secrets. All of them is about my life in prison, my experience, the cruelty and barbaric treatment that they gave me for 18 years, and new ideas about world history, world events, politics, many ideas that I developed in prison."
He later told The Associated Press the court had made no decision and had set no date for a ruling.
The government has argued the documents contain sensitive information. Since his release from prison, Vanunu has been barred from leaving the country on security grounds.
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