Category: World
Service
Date: 24.09.2004
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Mordechai
Vanunu was interviewed today on BBC World
Service's Outlook programme.
Vanunu, who served 18 years in prison after blowing
the whistle on Israel's nuclear secrets, tells Outlook's Fred Dove
that the hostility he has experienced in Jerusalem makes him keep to
the east side of the city and that he cannot stay in Israel.
He says he is glad his revelations alerted the world
to the fact that even a small state could have nuclear weapons.
He speaks of being regarded as a double traitor; on
the nuclear issue and for abandoning the Jewish faith in favour of Christianity.
Listen to Outlook at bbc.co.uk/worldservice
