For years the international community has been discussing the possibility of an Israeli attack on Irans Nuclear Infrastructure. Up until a few months ago, it seemed as though Israel had time to consider it’s option. This all ends this weekend when Russia plans on loading fuel into the Bushehr reactor.

Many experts in Washington as well as overseas feel that if Israel plans on striking the facility it must do so before the fuel is loaded into the reactors this Saturday. If they bomb the Bushehr nuclear facility after the fuel rods have been loaded, without any doubt, radiation would spew out all over the area, putting thousands of lives at risk, and being a public relations nightmare for the small Jewish Country.

The sanctions that the UN security council has placed on Iran has done very little to stop it’s nuclear ambitions. Once the fuel is loaded into the reactor, it could be a matter of 1 or 2 years before Iran has the capability to make a nuclear bomb. Once a bomb is put into the hands of the Iranian leadership, the entire stability of the Middle East would be in question. Will Israel strike before Saturday? Experts feel it’s unlikely, however not striking the facility by then would be a major win for Tehran.