Barak: ‘war with Israel unlikely'

Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Baral, thinks it’s unlikely that a war in the region will happen saying: “I don’t see any of Israel’s enemies going  to a war with Israel any soon.” Barak is convinced that: “no one would dare to use nuclear weapons against Israel in the future because of the consequence such a move has.” Barak statement came during an inspection tour on the northern border of the 1948 occupied territories, accompanied with the Israeli Chief of the General Staff Benny Gantz, Major General Yair Golan. Barak said: “the army is prepared to face any potential assaults from Palestinians.” Head of Home Front Command, General-Major Eyal Eisenberg said on Monday that: “Revolutions in the Arab world and the deterioration in the Israeli relations with turkey could lead to a war in the Middle East.” Eisenberg added that: “what so called Arab spring might turn up to be a rise for Islamic radical movements, which increases the possibility of a war with the use of mass destruction weapons.