Israel Vastly Strengthened In Wake Of Iraq War Posted: Tuesday, September 23, 2003
Bush to World: Drop Dead! Here were the world's foreign ministers and heads of state, anxiously awaiting some sign of an American concession to realism—even the sketchiest outline of a plan to share not just the burden but the power of postwar occupation in Iraq. And Bush gave them nothing, in some ways less than nothing.
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