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Barack Obama calls Iran a 'threat' Press
TV US Presidential hopeful Barack Obama calls the Islamic Republic of Iran a 'threat' during a word association game in a TV interview. In an interview on Fox Business channel Thursday, Obama played a word association game, responding in rapid-fire to words thrown at him by the program anchor. When given the word 'Iran' Obama responded by saying 'threat'. The Illinois Senator also described Republican Presidential hopeful John McCain as 'honorable'. Earlier this month, Obama called Iran a threat when addressing the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). "The danger from Iran is grave, it is real, and my goal will be to eliminate this threat," he told his audience at the gathering. Obama also stressed that he would always keep the military option against Iran on the table to defend US security and its ally, Israel. The presumptive Democratic nominee has said he would do everything in his power to go against Iran if it does not stop threatening Israel and continues uranium enrichment. But political observers say Barack Obama is simply using harsh rhetoric against the Islamic Republic to secure his Presidency with the support of influential pro-Israel lobbies in the US.
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