I could destroy it in four words. Do you want to hear them?

So when you eat rice, it'll compress and explode it into energy.

Old market in Homs after been bombed and burned. 06 13 2012.

We go back to Walter Reed, and a kid, literally, 20 some odd days before that was blown up.

So, given the threat of radioactive releases, does the plant s continued operation outweigh the risks?

Basically what we can do, is just cut a graphite mold, put it in an oven, heat it to 1,000 degrees, gently inflate titanium that's soft, and then explode it at the last minute into this form.

A successful strike on Dimona, however, would be another matter. So, given the threat of radioactive releases, does the plant s continued operation outweigh the risks?

One example that illustrates the problems Israel faces is the incident on 21 June 2005, in which a Palestinian woman, wearing an explosive belt she attempted to detonate, was apprehended at the Erez checkpoint, the main passage for Palestinians and international personnel between Gaza and Israel.

On 22 and 23 March, in addition to detonating explosive charges, the army is reported to have fired all night and part of the following day anti tank rockets from the roof of the Mohammed Ali Mohtasseb Children apos s Hospital in Hebron at a house in which members of the armed wing of Hamas were thought to be hiding.