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Mofaz: PM request to change portfolio hints at Iran attack

By JPOST.COM STAFF

AUGUST 27, 2012 11:40

Opposition leader Shaul Mofaz said Monday that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's request to change his investment portfolio hint at his intention to attack Iran.

"The Prime Minister's request to adjust his investment portfolio is a strange step that betrays more than a small hint about his intentions," Mofaz said. "His actions prove that he is well aware of the massive risks to state security from a hasty, uncoordinated and unnecessary decision to attack Iran unilaterally."

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