Bush administration officials assured Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak (pictured) that a military strike against Iran remains a possibility to prevent that country from acquiring nuclear weapons, but it is not the preferred US solution (Hat Tip: Hot Air).
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by: Sadegh Zibakalam
I do firmly believe that Iran-US relations’ most significant transition which is to emerge is due to the presidency of Mr. Ahmadinejad. Truth is that having diplomatic relations with US is more of a taboo in Iran which may only get broken by a tradition-minded, conservati...
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Jillian York
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· Iran · U.S.A.
Immigrant communities in the US, whether able to vote or not, have so far played a public role in this year's elections. Many, fed up with US foreign policy, are looking to the incoming president, whomever it may be, for change. One such community is the large Iranian-American Jewish community, the majority of whom live in California. A recent article and podcast, in the
The Jewish Journal, focuses on the opinions of that community and their concerns with foreign policy.
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After listening William Burns of the State Department respond to questions from Senators last Wednesday, I blogged that the meeting left me "hopeful." Today, a historic breakthrough. The NY Times reports:
President Bush has authorized the most significant American diplomatic contact with Iran...
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While Barak Obama wants to go «face to face» with President Ahmedinijad of Iran, President Bush is pushing less direct diplomatic contact, but important all the same. The United States government will soon be submitting a request to open up an «interests office» in Iran, a half-step below an emb...
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At the meeting on Wednesday of the Committee on Foreign Relations concerning Iran, one protester held a sign that read "Don't Iraq Iran." Sentator Kerry, who spoke at the meeting, did not carry a sign. But if he had, it might have read: "Don't Myanmar Iran."
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"What was the symbolic significance of the fact that Iran test-fired 9 medium range missiles today?" asked a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The State Department's third highest ranking diplomat, William J. Burns, responded.
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It’s said that a former Japanese foreign minister once said to his Iranian counterpart: “US is like a wild buffalo. You have stuck to her horns, while we try to stick to her breasts.”
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Barack Obama Responds to Iran Missile TestJuly 09, 2008 NBC Today Show...
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An unwise remark, especially just as the candidates prepare for their big July international trips. Video from TPM.
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