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Israel and the United States concealed the truth about Israel’s nuclear arsenal through a policy of “nuclear ambiguity”: they did not officially acknowledge that Israel possessed nuclear weapons, while the Dimona facility was described as a “textile factory.” Declassified U.S. documents indicate that officials suspected the facility’s true nature early on. Accounts also say that the entrance to the secret underground facility was closed before visits by American inspectors; some intelligence officials suspected that uranium missing from a facility in Pennsylvania had been used in Israel’s nuclear program. The policy of secrecy took shape during the Cold War to avoid diplomatic fallout and a regional arms race, but it is facing mounting pressure as nuclear tensions in the region rise and the United States calls on Israel to clarify its position.
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