التعاون النووي بين إسرائيل و بعض الدول الأخرى ما بين عامي 1981-1991

Abstract EN

It was established in 1952 by the Atomic Energy Commission and cooperated with countries and institutions in the nuclear field, which began with France, which was equipped with the Dimona reactor in 1957, which was strengthened under President Franco Mitterrand after his visit to Israel to conclude a cooperation agreement The United States of America provided Israel with nuclear equipment and expertise, supplied it with nuclear reactors, hydrogen bomb-making technology, and the joint work of American scientists at the Weizmann Institute for Nuclear Research, while ensuring its cooperation with Germany Western scientists had a role in supporting Israel in nuclear research, as well as other countries, including South Africa, which was a source of natural uranium and a place to conduct Israeli nuclear tests.

Norway, which financed heavy water used for cooling in nuclear reactors Since the beginning of its program until 1991