President Bush intends to use his first extended tour of the Middle East to rally support for international pressure against Iran , even as a recent U.S. intelligence report playing down Tehran 's nuclear ambitions has left Israeli and Arab leaders... Full Article at MSNBC
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And the Israeli government will be eager for Bush to show them that he is still committed to stopping Iran.
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As long as they have no nuclear program . . . why should we isolate Iran? Why punish Iran, now?
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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
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The aim of these repeated trips is to compensate for the failed policies of America in the region
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Most of the Israeli politicians and population see Iran as a greater threat than Hamas
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No Arab regime understands why the United States would publish an intelligence estimate.
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Iran, for Israel, is topic Number One
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Bush is very popular. Israelis really appreciate Bush’s approach and his very clear support for Israel
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not willing to credit the Iranians yet
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One general said that, then he corrected his story
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