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Published: 14 October, 2009, 15:12
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Iran will not attack Israel with nuclear weapons even if it had them, because its clerical leaders see the land as a holy place which belongs to them, says political analyst Aleksandr Fomenko.

Read also: Is Obama's stance on Iran based upon his faith?

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