John F. Kennedy and debate over Israel's nuclear issues

Unfortunately, the debates between John F. Kennedy and Ben Gurion over non-peaceful nuclear activities of Israel are still secret in America and they are still classified.
Ethan Bruner on October 31, 1998 reads in New York Times that the dispute between John F. Kennedy and Ben Gurion over the nuclear activities of Israel is "secret unbridled subject" and mentions the matter that the text of the conversation is still classified by the America government and is confidential.
Meanwhile, it is worth noting that David Ben-Gurion also hated Joseph Kennedy (father of John F. Kennedy) and not only called him an anti-Semite, but argued that the father of John F. Kennedy was on the side of Hitler in the 30's and 40's. One of American writers called Michael Collins Piper writes in his 760-page book called "definitive idea", which is a fantastic book and was published in 2004 and is not sold in important bookstores of America and the Zionist Jews made great advertisements against him and his book and only 30 thousand copies of the book have been sold so far,: According to Ben-Gurion, John F. Kennedy was a Haman of today, i.e. (the) enemy of the Jewish people and the state of Israel.
Michael Collins Piper writes in his book: there was a long-time hostile between Joseph Kennedy (father of John F. Kennedy) and Jewish Meyer Len ski, Zionist terrorist, the chief of Jewish criminals of America, and this returns to the time that Joseph Kennedy (father of John F. Kennedy) had a relationship with gangsters of America. Second, when John F. Kennedy was the representative of the Senate of America, had mediated in the independency of Algeria, and the Zionist Jews and the Godfather of Israel, the Meyer Len sky, hated John F. Kennedy. On the other hand, when John F. Kennedy was candidate of the presidency of America, a number of Jews in New York contacted him and told him that if he let them plan Middle East Policy, they will pay cost of his campaign; John F. Kennedy refused their request. John F. Kennedy had decided to cut off his relationship with America Zionist lobby and pay the cost as well. In his later years, their relationship with the Zionist lobby was broken completely. Overall, the Zionist Jews of America and the Union of Zionist criminals of America hated John F. Kennedy.
Michael Collins Piper in different parts of his book points out JFK and Israel's secret war and essentially cites three books that author of two of them are Zionist.
In Chapters IV and V, Michael Collins Piper point out in other parts of his book that Ben Gurion, Israel's prime minister, believed and argued that the policies of the Kennedy threaten the survival of Israel.
Before you finish this issue, it is convenient to mention other points that Michael Collins Piper referred in his book. In the eighteenth chapter of book of Collins important points have been mentioned in connection with allies of Israel in the terrorist organization of CIA and Mossad and Savak of Muhammad Reza (son of Reza Kazakh) and the assassination of Robert Kennedy, brother of John F. Kennedy (on the fifth of June 1968 AD) who was the prosecutor of America at the time of John F. Kennedy. Robert Kennedy was assassinated when he was candidate for the post of President of America and for this purpose he traveled to different states and he was assassinated in Hotel Ambassador in Los Angeles, according to Philip Melnson's explanations, who is professor at the University of Massachusetts, his real assailant was not arrested. Nevertheless, Robert Kennedy - brother of John F. Kennedy - was determined to tell everything about the assassination of his brother in case of victory in the presidential election. Meanwhile, another case that Michael Piper referred is the case of Lavan in the early 50s that the Israeli set bombs in Americans and the British plants in Egypt to blame Fundamentalist Muslims (Muslim Brotherhood) and thus the government of Jamal Abdel Nasser is shaken that the subject was revealed later.
Kennedy's pressure on Israel in relation with non-peaceful nuclear activities of Israel:
Israel's nuclear activities were kept secret even from Britain and nuclear shipments that were sent from England to Israel were not reported to America because in that era, John F. Kennedy opposed by sending these items. In any case, the opposition of Kennedy with the non-peaceful nuclear activities of Israel was a clear subject that the British were also aware of it, and on this basis, they did not report to America hundreds of shipments of nuclear that British sent to Israel because they knew if Kennedy is aware of it, he will stop sending illegal nuclear shipments to Israel.
Another point is that the Americans say John McCann, the head of the CIA, had inform Kennedy from nuclear activities of Israel and Kennedy knew that Shimon Peres is director of nuclear projects in Israel, so on the second April 1963 that Shimon Peres went to white House to meet Meir Feldman, advisor to the President of America, John F. Kennedy directly asked questions from Shimon Peres in connection with nuclear activities of Israel to hear content from Peres himself and to tell them directly his opposition associated with non-peaceful nuclear activities of Israel.
However, Shimon Peres as deputy defense minister of Israel in the mentioned date [i.e. in the second of April 1963 (about 7 months before the assassination of John F. Kennedy)] had an unplanned meeting by John F. Kennedy (in the John F. Kennedy's office in the white House). Israelis wrote talks between Kennedy and Shimon Peres in 7 pages. However, it took half an hour. On pages 3 and 4 (English translation) of the conversation is as follows:
Kennedy: You know that we carefully observe any achievement of nuclear proliferation in the region [Middle East]. This could create a very dangerous situation. For this reason, we have your working under the supervision. What can you tell me in this case?
Perez: I can very clearly tell you that we will not start nuclear weapons in the region and we certainly will not be the first country.
Avner Cohen, Zionist Jew and author of the book "Israel and the Bomb", writes that Israel's nuclear issue was so important and dear to Ben Gurion that he could not tell the truth about Dimona site to the authorities of America, even in private.
Seymour Hersh, Zionist Jew and a journalist for The New York Times and award-winner of Pulitzer, in his book "The selection of Samson: nuclear arsenal of Israel and America's foreign policy" points out that severe commitment and belief of John F. Kennedy to prevent the spread of the activities of non-peaceful nuclear had caused him to severely disagree non-peaceful Israel's nuclear plans, and from the beginning, he put a lot of pressure on the Israelis to make Israel stop non-peaceful nuclear activates.
John F. Kennedy says to Charles Bartlett about non-peaceful nuclear activities of Israel: Israelis constantly lie to me in connection with nuclear power.
Something that Peres said in meeting with John F. Kennedy in White House was a pure lie, because, firstly, at that time, Peres was head of the nuclear non-peaceful activities of Israel and knew all non-peaceful Israeli activities and secondly, he knew that Israel is the only country in the region that is looking for a nuclear bomb for killing people in the world.
Not only Zionist Avner Cohen speaks in his book (Israel and the Bomb) about Kennedy's pressure on Israel about the non-stop peaceful nuclear activities of Israel, but other Zionist Jews have said things in connection with this matter. For example, Gerald M. Stein Berg is a Jewish Zionist who teaches as a political science professor at the University of Tel Aviv. He says: between 1961 and 1963, the Kennedy administration put a lot of pressure on Ben Gurion (to accept international inspections of the Dimona site as well as Israel withdrawal of nuclear weapons). Apparently this pressure did not cause Israel to change its policies, but it led to the resignation of Ben Gurion in 1963.
Kennedy wrote a letter to Ben Gurion in connection with Israel's nuclear activities and request of regular inspections of nuclear sites in Israel. Kennedy's letter was sent to Wall Worth Barber (America's ambassador in Israel) on Saturday June 15 to give it to Ben Gurion.
Zionist Israeli Avner Cohen writes in his book that the letter of Kennedy was not given to Ben Gurion and Ben Gurion never read the letter because he resigned and in eyes of Eshkol (Israel's prime minister after Ben Gurion), politically, John F. Kennedy's request to visit Israel's Dimona nuclear site was inappropriate and it was inconsistent with the national sovereignty of Israel. Cohen wrote that Kennedy's letter established a state of near crisis for the Israeli prime minister's office.
John F. Kennedy's letter to the Prime Minister, Levi Eshkol, also suggests that Kennedy opposed the non-peaceful nuclear activities of Israel, and he demanded the matter that America regularly visit Israel's nuclear facilities in Dimona in where Israel has built amany nuclear bombs.
Michael Collins Piper writes in his book that John F. Kennedy's pressure on Israel did not end with resignation of Ben Gurion, but it was increased.
However, David Ben Gurion resigned from his post because of anger in relation to John F. Kennedy's opposition with non-peaceful nuclear activities of Israel's, and after him Levi Eshkol became Israeli Prime Minister. John F. Kennedy pursued the case and wrote a letter to Levy Eshkol.
After the resignation of Ben Gurion, Kennedy continued pressure on Israel. Zionist Avner Cohen writes in his book "Israel and the Bomb" that after the resignation of Ben Gurion, John F. Kennedy wrote to Levi Eshkol that if Israel does not allow America to have credible information about the nuclear activities of Israel, commitment and support of America for Israel will be in danger [that means America will not fulfill its obligations and does not support Israel].