Tehran – Iran used the Star of David as a target for a ballistic missile test, Israel told the United Nations.
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On Wednesday, the Israeli diplomatic mission distributed to U.N. Security Council members satellite images of the site set up during a test carried out last year.
“These images prove beyond any doubt that Iran continues to seek to harm Israel,” the Israeli mission said in a Facebook post. “The Security Council must not stand by silently in the face of these Iranian violations and provocations. We call on the Council to act immediately against this dangerous threat.”
Israel’s U.N. ambassador, Danny Danon, wrote in a complaint submitted to the council: “This use of the Star of David as target practice is hateful and unacceptable.”
He also said that the use of a Star of David as a target is a violation of a council resolution and is “clear evidence of Iran’s continued intention to harm the State of Israel.”
Iran in years past has test-fired missiles with anti-Israel messages written in Hebrew.
The six pointed star is used as an amulet in Hinduism, Buddhism, Zoroastrianism and other Eastern religions.
We have no way of knowing what this actually is and neither does Israel.
Depite the fact that nanosatellites were invented by the Spanish in the early 1990s, and then refined by researchers at Stanford in the late 90s, Israel only recently launched their first nanosatellite this past Feb.
Unfortunately the technology has its limits as it uses the same GPS and camera technology as a typical cell phone and some of the images may not be updated for days, months or even years.
How do we know that this is not part of the recent Zoroastrian Solstice Festival which is celebrated with a bonfire using six pointed star symbols?
i say it’s only appropriate to use Teheran as an atom bomb test by Israel