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  Among the 14 chapters, Bush stated that then-Prime Minister Ehud Olmert asked him to bomb the nuclear site under construction in Syria. ¡°George, I¡¯m asking you to bomb the facility,¡± Bush quoted Olmert as asking.
  
  After consulting with security officials, American officials rejected the request as well as a covert operation, which they said would be too risky for American soldiers. Bush accepted officials¡¯ analyses that although the site was definitely for a nuclear reactor, it was not clear that Syrian President Bashar Assad intended to manufacture a nuclear weapon.
  
  ¡°I cannot justify an attack on a sovereign nation unless my intelligence agencies stand up and say it¡¯s a weapons program,¡± Bush told Olmert, who replied, ¡°Your strategy is very disturbing to me.¡±
  
  Bush added in his book that Israel bombed the facility without asking for a ¡°green light¡± from the United States. ¡°He had done what he believed was necessary for Israel¡¯s security,¡± Bush added.
  
  The former wrote favorably of the military strike, saying its success ¡°made up for the confidence I had lost in the capabilities of the Israel Defense Forces during their 2006 war against Hizbullah in Lebanon.¡±
  
  Former United States President George W. Bush reveals in his newly-published autobiography that Israel bombed a suspected Syrian nuclear facility in September 2007.
  
  Bush describes the decision-making process that preceded the attack in his memoir, "Decision Points," slated to be published in the United States this week.
  
  Israeli local media on Sunday quoted a U.S. news wire service which obtained an early copy of the book, publishing excerpts relating to that attack on Friday.
  
  While several top Israeli government officials have hinted or admitted in recent years that the Jewish state bombed the reactor on September 6, 2007, no official announcement to that effect has ever been made for fear of a regional escalation and Syrian retribution.
  
  But according to Bush, then-Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, who eventually ordered the aerial strike, first turned to him with the request that the United States destroys the reactor, built with North Korean assistance.
  
  
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  "George, I'm asking you to bomb the facility," Olmert said to Bush in a phone conversation a couple of months prior to the strike, Bush wrote.
  
  The request was followed with deliberations by Bush's national security advisers. A U.S. bombing mission was taken into consideration, but quickly scrapped due to fear of a "severe blowback." A suggestion to send a U.S. Special Forces team on a covert operation to the eastern desert of Syria was also ruled out when concluding that the risk to the soldiers would be too great.
  
  Relying on U.S. intelligence assessments that it was highly likely that the Syrian plant housed a nuclear reactor, but unsure of whether it was intended to produce nuclear weapons, Bush ultimately opted against a U.S. strike.
  
  "I cannot justify an attack on a sovereign nation unless my intelligence agencies stand up and say it's a weapons program," Bush told Olmert, and suggested using diplomatic means to counter the Syrian reactor - backed up with a threat of military force, then-Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice's preferred option.
  
  Olmert, disappointed with the answer, candidly replied, "Your strategy is very disturbing to me," the former president wrote.
  
  "(Israeli) Prime Minister Olmert had not asked for a green light, and I hadn't given one," Bush wrote of the Israeli strike which destroyed the Dair Alzour reactor a short time later.
  
  "He had done what he believed was necessary for Israel's security," Bush wrote.
  
  Though he was not informed of the Israeli plan or its details, Bush says that its successful execution "made up for the confidence I had lost in the capabilities of the Israel Defense Forces during their 2006 war against Hezbollah in Lebanon."
  
  Attesting to the esteem that Bush had for Olmert, American government sources said that following the phone conversation in which the latter rebuked the leader of the free world for his decision not to act, Bush turned to his advisers, who listened to the exchange of words and said, "That's why I like this guy - He has guts," Israeli daily Ma'ariv reported Sunday.
  
  Former Israeli premier Olmert declined the newspaper's request for a comment on Bush's memoir.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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