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    As Bush Heads to Mideast, Renewed Questions on Iran
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    The official said Iran will be an important focus of Bush's conversations with regional leaders, with the president seeking to reassure them of U.S. staying power in the Middle East. "Iran, for Israel, is topic Number One" said Meir Javedanfar, an Iranian expatriate living in Israel who runs an economic and political analysis company, and has written a book about Iran's nuclear program. Full Article at The Washington Post
    Iran, for Israel, is topic Number One
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 23 months ago
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As Bush Heads to Mideast, Renewed Questions on Iran
  1. And the Israeli government will be eager for Bush to show them that he is still committed to stopping Iran.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 23 months ago
  2. As long as they have no nuclear program . . . why should we isolate Iran? Why punish Iran, now?
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 23 months ago
  3. 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
  4. The aim of these repeated trips is to compensate for the failed policies of America in the region
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 23 months ago
  5. Most of the Israeli politicians and population see Iran as a greater threat than Hamas
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 23 months ago
  6. No Arab regime understands why the United States would publish an intelligence estimate.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 23 months ago

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