Israel strike on Iran could trigger WW III: German Nobelist Gunter Grass
German Nobel literature laureate Gunter Grass has defended his remarks against Israel, saying Tel Aviv’s military strike on Iran could spark World War III. - “If Israel attacks Iran's nuclear sites, presumably with conventional bombs and warheads, that could trigger a third world war,” the DPA quoted Grass as saying on Thursday. In a controversial poem titled, "What Must Be Said," which was published in Germany's daily Suddeutsche Zeitung on Wednesday, Grass expressed concern over the consequences of Israel’s possible attack on Iran. “Why do I say only now ... that the nuclear power Israel endangers an already fragile world peace? Because that must be said which may already be too late to say tomorrow," Grass wrote. Grass said on Thursday that calling Israel a "nuclear power" is a taboo in Germany but he no longer wished to join in "the general silence."
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