In a continuation of its statements from the past several days, Iran threatened Israel with a barrage of missiles, if the Jewish State attacks its nuclear facilities.

Iran's Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi told the Fars news agency that Israel will not have a minimal chance of survival after attacking Iran. "The enemy must answer this question, if it attacks Iran, for how long a battle and losing how many of its warships and vessels has it prepared itself?" Vahidi said.

Their effort may be coming on the heels of "Black Friday," but organizers of a new nationwide campaign are hoping that consumers will hold on to some of their shopping dollars to show support for Israel.

Jewish newspapers, pro-Israel groups, Israeli companies and retailers are joining together to launch the first Buy Israel Week, which runs from Nov. 28 to Dec. 4. Retailers are offering special offers on Israeli goods and nine Jewish metropolitan papers are publishing special supplements.