Elie Wiesel warns Iran's first nuke would hit Tel Aviv

Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Elie Wiesel warned on Tuesday night during a renewable energy summit at Tel Aviv University that Iran’s first bomb will hit Tel Aviv if Iran gets nuclear weapons. He added that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad should be stopped from obtaining nuclear capabilities. “One thing is painfully clear. If something will happen here in Israel,” the Jewish people and interests worldwide will be in danger, said Wiesel. "What can be done against anti-Semitism? Against hate?" questioned Wiesel during his speech, pointing out that anyone can appeal for genocide via the Internet and not be stopped. President Shimon Peres also addressed the conference, insisting Israel needs to use solar energy instead of Arab oil because it “is not a member of the Arab league” and the dramatic rise in oil prices is funding terrorism. Former US Vice President Al Gore also spoke and said everyone in the world is accountable for safeguarding “God’s creation for prosterity,” reported The Jerusalem Post.

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