Tehran has run dry -- maybe Israel can help?

[webfusion]

This city could run dry ‘within weeks’ as it grapples with an acute water crisis

Vital reservoirs are shrinking, authorities are scrambling to reduce demand and stave off catastrophe and residents are desperately trying to conserve water.

www.yahoo.com

If the Government of Iran would reach out to the Israelis, it's likely that Israel water tech and expertise would be offered.
After all, the Israeli experience helping with water shortages is legendary, to anyone who asks for it.

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[theprestige]

If only the world would let Iran build a nuclear reactor to power a water distribution system.

 

[Steve]

If only the world would let Iran build a nuclear reactor to power a water distribution system.

Yeah! Iran's lack of oil for production of industrial power is legendary!

 

[Hercules56]

I wouldn't trust ANY water given or sold to Iran by Israel. Would probably be poisoned with a chemical or biological weapon.

 

[theprestige]

I wouldn't trust ANY water given or sold to Iran by Israel. Would probably be poisoned with a chemical or biological weapon.

Blood Libel 2.0, now?

But yeah, Iran should probably start by reaching out to its friends and allies, like Moscow, or... well, like Moscow.

 

[Hercules56]

Blood Libel 2.0, now?

But yeah, Iran should probably start by reaching out to its friends and allies, like Moscow, or... well, like Moscow.

Naa, just a fair and accurate assessment of current Israel-Iran relations.

 

[webfusion]

Naa, just a fair and accurate assessment of current Israel-Iran relations.

Really? It appears that good-intentioned Iranians want to work with Israel.

Iranian opposition delegation seeks Israeli expertise | The Jerusalem Post

A seven-member team led by Crown Prince associates explores a cooperation blueprint for post-Islamic Republic Iran.

www.jpost.com

 

[theprestige]

Naa, just a fair and accurate assessment of current Israel-Iran relations.

Nothing about the current Israel-Iran relation suggests that Israel would send tainted water to Iran as humanitarian aid, if that's what you're talking about. At worst, they would send what looked like a water shipment, but secretly, it's Mossad.