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US President George W. Bush will try this week to reassure US allies in the Middle East that his administration continues to view Iran as a threat and will not abandon its friends in the face of it. Full Article at The Australian
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Defense Minister Ehud Barak will lay out for U.S. President George W. Bush the differences in interpretation regarding Iran's nuclear program between the Israeli security establishment and the American intelligence community. Full Article at Haaretz
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The president leaves Tuesday for Israel, where he hopes to jumpstart the Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations he launched in Annapolis late last year. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Israel does not have any evidence which could turn the tables on a recent US intelligence report which concluded that Iran has stopped developing nuclear weapons, according to the senior political-diplomatic forum at the Prime Minister's... Full Article at Ynetnews
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ISRAELI security officials are to brief President George W Bush on their latest intelligence about Iran’s nuclear programme - and how it could be destroyed - when he begins a tour of the Middle East in Jerusalem this week. Full Article at The Raw Story
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Part of the reason I'm going to the Middle East is to make it abundantly clear to nations in that part of the world that we view Iran as a threat, and that the NIE in no way lessens that threat, but in fact clarifies the threat
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If I were an Israeli, I would take the words of the Iranian president seriously, and as president of the United States I take them seriously
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Whether there’s an imminent attack coming, I don’t think so
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Part of the reason I'm going to the Middle East is to make it abundantly clear to nations in that part of the world that we view Iran as a threat, and that the [National Intelligence Estimate] in no way lessens that threat, but in fact clarifies the threat
