Word: arabism
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Despite the backing of the U.S., Western Europe and Arab states like Saudi Arabia, Siniora barely clings to power from his official residence and office in the Grand Serail, a former Turkish fortress surrounded by rings of barbed wire and riot police. But it is Hizballah's fire-breathing leader, Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, who's calling the shots...
...Palestinians and Israelis. I believe there are, but not until there is meaningful resolution on the issues of the dispossession of Palestinian property and the dislocation of Palestinians after independence. I am also worried that they have no right of return, unlike the Jews of the Diaspora. Much Arab property has been despoiled and expropriated, and more than 500 Arab villages have been destroyed. This is one of the most significant barriers to the realization of a two-state negotiated solution. Saber Ahmed Jazbhay, DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA...
...then flies to Saudi Arabia Friday for talks with King Abdullah at his ranch outside Riyadh. Bush will press the Saudi king on oil prices, though he's already played down the possibility of much change. He finishes the trip Saturday and Sunday in Egypt at a summit of Arab leaders, where Iran and the peace process will be the focus of talks...
...that we're there, we have to stay and win. Both men will find the diplomatic and military options for changing Iran's nuclear ambitions and anti-Israel stance as limited and ineffectual as Bush does. And if the President has learned anything from his recent spurt of Arab-Israeli diplomacy, it's that the militant anti-Israel groups, Hamas and Hizballah, are permanent, and intransigent, obstacles to the peace process...
Much rests on the outcome of an arbitration effort by a delegation of Arab foreign ministers set to begin in Beirut Wednesday. But few hold out much hope that the Arab delegation will succeed where months of Arab and international mediation to end the 18-month political crisis have led nowhere. "The negotiations are failing. The fighting will continue," predicts Asrawi of the SSNP...