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Bush celebrates Israel amid tensions
By COMBINED AGENCY REPORTS May. 14 12:04 EDT
Palestinians vented their frustration on Wednesday as U.S. President George W. Bush arrived in Jerusalem at the start of a three-day visit to join celebrations for the 60th anniversary of the Jewish state.
Israel's checkpoints sleight of hand
By MEL FRYKBERG (Middle East Times) May. 14 9:26 EDT
RAMALLAH, West Bank -- At the beginning of last month Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak told U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice that Israel had removed 61 of the more than 500 roadblocks and checkpoints in the West Bank "to make life easier for the Palestinians."
EDITORIAL
Bush's Middle East swan song
By MIDDLE EAST TIMES
May. 14 1:06 EDT
He came. He saw. He faltered. There appears to be little else to say about U.S. President George W. Bushs curiously truncated trip to the Middle East this week.
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Iran sets its tentacles into Lebanon
The Islamic Republic of Iran has just extended its power into Lebanon through its completion within the last 90 days of a new microwave communications system, ostensibly meant as an aid to its ally, Hezbollah – in reality its local proxy militia.
Medvedev to face problems with Iran
MOSCOW -- Vladimir Putins last minute decision to fulfill U.N. Security Council Resolution 1803 on Iran before handing over power to Dmitry Medvedev surprised many. Has Russia decided to join the U.N. sanctions? Will the new president shift Russias policy regarding Iran to the West?

UNITY: U.S. President George W. Bush (left) and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert embrace at Ben Gurion Airport, Israel on Wednesday. Bush will address Israel's parliament on Thursday to mark the country's 60th birthday, while activists plan to darken the skies over Jerusalem with over 21,000 black balloons. (Photo by Newscom) FULL STORY
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Israel: The true and the Fars
By MARK N. KATZ (Middle East Times)
May. 14 1:06 EDT
From time to time Irans Fars News Agency, which maintains Web sites in Farsi, Arabic, and English, e-mails me a set of questions on current international politics to answer. Fars is usually pretty good about sending me a link to any story it quotes me in afterward. But although the questions are sent to me in English, the story I am quoted in is always in Farsi – which I cant read.
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Headlines from the Arab press
By SANA ABDALLAH (Middle East Times) May 14, 2008 6:33 EDT

Al-Ahram (Egypt): Israel leaning toward Egypt-made truce deal with Palestinians – As the region prepares to receive US President George Bush, who starts a visit to Israel today, officials close to the Israeli defense minister said Israel is leaning toward accepting a truce deal with the Palestinians. The offer was made by Egypt's top intelligence official Omar Suleiman earlier this week in Tel Aviv.

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