The Washington Post logo The Washington Post 23 months ago

As Bush Heads to Mideast, Renewed Questions on Iran

Bush is to leave Tuesday for Israel, where he hopes to jump-start the Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations he launched in Annapolis late last year. Full Article at The Washington Post

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Related Quotes

  1. 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
    George W. Bush – George W. Bush SOURCE: The Washington Post 23 months ago
  2. Iran, for Israel, is topic Number One
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 23 months ago
  3. not willing to credit the Iranians yet
    George W. Bush – George W. Bush SOURCE: Washington Times Blogs 23 months ago
  4. with a view of resolving all remaining outstanding issues and enabling the agency to provide assurance about Iran’s past and present activities
    SOURCE: The New York Times 23 months ago
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