Is it true that there is some CIA report that predicts that Israel will fall in 20 years?

Answer 1

Answer 1.

This does not seem credible. Based upon recent instability in the region, Israel is

probably the only country in that region which is certain to still be around in

twenty years.

Answer2.

The situation with this "report" is strange. Hundreds of Arab and pro-Arab internet

sites and blogs, from [Source 1] are actively discussing the "CIA report", which

"predicts" that Israel will fall in 20 years. Type it in Google, and you will find

hundreds, if not thousands, of Arab and `pro- Arab "Kassandras" who quote the

"report" and then start "to prophecy": "I see Troya in flames" . But there is

something that unites all these Arab "kassandras" ; they do not give the link to the

original source. One Arab just repeats what was said by other Arab, and in search

of the support, they both refer to the third Arab…

But NONE EVER GAVE A LINK TO THE ORIGINAL SOURCE!

It would be more logic just to give us the link to it- and we shall judge for ourselves,

what the CIA had said, and what it had not.

The report, we are told, has been prepared by the Central Intelligence Agency. If

it is discussed on the Web, it is NOT secret, which means it is open for public

What´s the problem, then?There is the official site of the CIA: [Source 2]

Every one can visit it and get acquainted with the reports and documents open for public.

Try to find on the CIA site this "report"- and then tell us the results.

Answer 3.

You honor our humble website with your assumption that this is the place to go

for CIA reports. The truth is that nobody here can access any government

information that you can't.

Answers on this site are all written by unpaid volunteers. Anyone who drops by and

has something to add can do it. This section (#3) is written by the third person who

is attracted by this question and has something to add. My remark is that first of all,

the CIA is not in the business of predicting world events 20 years out. That's the job

of many other government advisory groups and civilian "think tanks" consulted by the

government. And second, IF there is such a report, then you need to decide how much

value you give it, and remember that it comes from the same agency that advised a

president that Iraq was full of WMDs, and advised the US Ambassador to Libya that

there was nothing in Benghazi to worry about.