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Israelis gathered Sunday evening in front of Defense Minister Ehud Barak's residence in Tel Aviv, to protest against an Israeli strike in Iran, reported on ynetnews.com
The demonstrators called out: "No to war" and "No to a strike in Iran."
Tsabari, who is among the protest organizers, told the report he was "shocked" after reading all the Friday newspapers.
"What I read was that a decision to go to war has been made against the position of the entire security echelon. We are approaching an abyss. This will be a crazed war. I can't predict the future and I don't know whether (Prime Minister) Netanyahu plans to attack or not, but if he says he is going to war I believe him. That's why I am here, because I'm concerned."
Iran faces the threat over its nuclear programme it maintains peaceful by nuclear-armed Israel in the same region that most experts estimate that it has at least between 100 and 200 nuclear warheads.
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