Editorial from The Washington Times:

« Will the U.S. sell out its strongest ally in the Middle East to cozy up to its worst enemy?»
« America treats Israel and Iran differently because they are fundamentally different. Israel is a dependable U.S. ally and a free liberal democracy. Iran is a long-standing enemy of the U.S., is directly or indirectly responsible via Iraqi insurgents and others for more deaths of U.S. service members than any country since the Vietnam War».
« Its people suffer under an oppressive theocracy. We approve of an Israeli nuclear force for the same reason we approve of a British, French or American nuclear force: We know it will serve peaceful purposes».
«We oppose an Iranian nuclear force for the same reason we oppose a North Korean nuclear force: We know it will not serve a peaceful purpose».
«Any attempt to establish parity between Israel and Iran on the nuclear issue is dangerous and naive. Pressing Israel to make its suspected nuclear arsenal into a bargaining chip only weakens our allies without defanging our foes».
(The Washington Times)
Hey, mate.
Have you got a link to the original article?
Here is the link:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/may/06/breaking-faith-with-israel/