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Obama's
plan to talk with Iran shows 'weak judgment,' Kyl says
May 18 (Bloomberg) -- Republican
Senator Jon Kyl said Barack Obama's willingness to negotiate with Iran shows
"weak judgment," signaling his party will likely focus on portraying the
Democratic presidential candidate as naive about rogue nations. Obama's stance
of holding talks "without preconditions" with Iranian President Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad "shows weak judgment, and frankly, naivete," Kyl, the No. 2
Republican leader in the Senate, said on "Fox News Sunday." Obama, the likely
Democratic nominee, campaigning in Oregon today, said "you've got to talk to
countries like Iran and countries like Syria, even though they're our
adversaries, the same way that John F. Kennedy talked" to former Soviet leader
Nikita Khrushchev. Kyl on Fox asked, "What would Senator Obama be talking to
Ahmadinejad about, this man who calls Israel a stinking corpse, who said that
Israel should be wiped off the face of the earth?" [read
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Jihadis Urge Naval Terrorism in the Middle East
Islamist forums
and jihadi media have been promoting and threatening to perpetrate naval
terrorism as an important strategic trend in the jihadi path. Jihad Press, an
e-journal affiliated with al-Qaeda, issued a statement entitled "Naval
Terrorism, a Strategic Necessity," which was carried by several different jihadi
forums (hanein.info, April 30). The Jihad Press article was re-published by
other pro-jihadi media outlets attributing it to al-Qaeda, some of which added
further comments intended to instigate naval terror attacks in Yemen
(asrarpress.net, April 30). The Jihad Press report praises air, ground and
underground retaliatory terror attacks against the Zionist/Crusader campaign
against Muslims, including the 9/11 attack, the Madrid bombings of March 2004,
the 2005 attack on the London transit system and the bombing of the Egyptian
resort city of Sharm al-Shaykh in July 2005. The next phase of the
struggle, according to the report, should be naval terrorism to control the sea
and sea passageways, beginning with maritime passages around the Arabian
Peninsula. In Yemen, al-Qaeda succeeded in striking at "Crusader targets" twice:
The first attack, carried out by a small boat full of explosives, was on the USS
Cole in October 2000; a second "naval" suicide attack by an explosives-laden
boat ruptured both hulls of the French oil tanker Limburg off the coast of Yemen
in 2002. [read
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Pakistani Taliban claim responsibility for suicide attack
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AFP) - Pakistani Taliban militants on Monday
said a weekend suicide attack that killed 13 people was carried out in revenge
for a suspected US missile strike on a rebel hideout. The suicide bomber struck
near an army base in the northwestern city of Mardan on Sunday night, in the
deadliest attack since a new government came to power in late March and began
talks with the militants. "Our local Taliban leaders in Mardan have telephoned
us and claimed responsibility for the attack," Maulvi Omar, the spokesman for
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (Pakistan Taliban Movement), told AFP. [read
more]
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Bin Laden vows to fight Israel on 60th anniversary
Osama bin Laden vowed in an audio tape
marking Israel's 60th anniversary celebrations to continue the fight against the
Jewish state and its allies and not give up an inch of Palestinian land. "We
will continue, God permitting, the fight against the Israelis and their allies
... and will not give up a single inch of Palestine as long as there is one true
Muslim on earth," the al-Qaeda leader said in the tape posted on an Islamist
website on Friday. [read
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Israel has refused to release Palestinian prisoners in
exchange for two soldiers kidnapped by the Lebanese organization Hezbollah,
local daily Ha'aretz on Sunday quoted an official as saying. Israel and
Hezbollah have been negotiating a prisoner swap via German mediator Gerhard
Konrad since two Israeli soldiers, Udi Goldwasser and Eldad Regev, were
kidnapped in a cross-border raid on July 12, 2006, which ignited a 34-day
military conflict between the Jewish state and Lebanon.[read
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Iraq
party: Punish U.S. soldier who shot at QuranCNN.com
Iraq's most
powerful Sunni Arab political party on Monday said a U.S. soldier's desecration
of the Quran, the Muslim holy book, requires the "severest of punishments," not
just an apology and a military reassignment. The Iraqi Islamic Party, the
movement of Iraqi Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi, condemned what it said was a
"blatant assault on the sanctities of Muslims all over the world." An American
staff sergeant who was a sniper section leader used a Quran for target practice
on May 9. The U.S. commander in Baghdad on Saturday issued a formal apology and
read a letter of apology from the shooter. A military investigation found the
shooter guilty of the offense; he was relieved of duty and will be redeployed to
the United States for reassignment, a U.S. official said. [read
more]
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Exclusive: Olmert and Barak finally opt for truce rather than military
operation in GazaDebka File
Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak will inform
Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak at their meeting in Sharm el-Sheikh Monday, May
19, that the kidnapped Israel soldier Gilead Shalit must be included in the
ceasefire deal. Israel and Hamas have been using Egypt's good office to
negotiate a ceasefire. Without consulting the security cabinet, our military
sources reveal that Olmert and Barak have finally come down in favor of a truce
with Hamas instead of a substantial military operation to eliminate the
Palestinian fundamentalists' war machine and wipe out the missiles plaguing
their Israeli neighbors. [read
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