This page is a narrow-focus warblog. In fact, it's a blog of a war that is only verbal, so far. The content consists primarily of pronouncements by various government officials in the US, Syria and around the world, as well as analysis and commentary from media outlets.
Sources (non-exhaustive)
AFP
-- France
Al Bawaba
-- Jordon, UK
Al Jazeera
-- Qatar
Arab News
-- Saudi Arabia
Arabic News
Asia Times
-- Hong Kong
Associated Press (AP)
-- USA
BBC
-- UK
CNN
-- USA
The Daily Star
-- Lebanon
Financial Times
-- UK
Forward
-- USA
The Guardian
-- UK
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The Observer
Google News
Ha'aretz
-- Israel
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Ha'aretz vs. haaretz.com
The Hindu
-- India
IRNA
-- Iran
IslamOnline -- Qatar
Maariv -- now in English
-- Israel
Monday Morning -- Lebanon
New York Post
-- USA
New York Times
-- USA
Reuters
-- UK
Scoop
-- New Zealand
United Press International (UPI)
-- USA
US DoD
Defense Link
US Dept. of State
Int'l Information Programs
US White House, Press Briefing Archive
Washington Post
Cast of Characters
Syria
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CIA
Factbook
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Global Security,
Syria Special Weapons News Archive
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BBC,
profile
Bashar al-Assad, President
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BBC,
profile
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Slate, profile
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Arabic News,
biography
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Forward,
profile
Farouk al-Shara, Foreign Minister
Imad Moustapha, Deputy Syrian Ambassador to the US
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Boston Globe, profile
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personal page?
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Greta's Fox News show,
photo
USA
George W. Bush
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US White House,
biography
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A&E,
biography
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Iraqi News,
biography
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Realchange.org,
Skeletons
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awolbush.com
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bushwatch.com
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whitehouse.org,
biography, may contain satire
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bartcop,
profile of Bush's military career
Ari Fleischer, Press Secretary
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A & E,
biography
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The New Republic, profile
Donald Rumsfeld, Secretary of Defense
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US DoD, biography
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Wikipedia, biography
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ABC News,
profile
Colin Powell, Secretary of State
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US White House,
biography
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Behind Colin Powell's Legend
Paul Wolfowitz, Deputy Secretary of Defense
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US DoD,
biography
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US DoD,
transcripts
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American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise,
biography
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Slate,
profile
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Foreign Policy in Focus,
track record in Asia
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The Australian,
profile
Condoleezza Rice, National Security Advisor
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US White House,
biography
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Hoover Institution,
profile
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BBC,
profile
John R. Bolton, Under Secretary of State, Arms Control and International Security
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US Dept. of State,
biography
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Foreign Policy in Focus,
profile
Douglas Feith, Undersecretary of Defense for Policy
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US DoD, biography
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Middle East Infromation Center, profile
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American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, biography
Richard Perle, Defense Advisory Board
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AEI,
biography
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Center for Cooperative Research, biography -- scroll down
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Slate,
profile
Richard Armitage, Deputy Secretary of State
NGOs
AEI
AIPAC
PNAC
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PNAC's
website
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pnac.info
UK
Tony Blair, Prime Minister
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10 Downing St.,
biography
Jack Straw, Foreign Minister
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10 Downing St.,
biography
Israel
Ariel Sharon, Prime Minister
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Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
biography
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Electronic Intifada,
biography
Shaul Mofaz, Defense Minister
Silvan Shalom, Foreign Minister
Dov Weisglass, Sharon's chief of staff
Ephriam Halevy, National Security Adviser
Palestine
Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen)
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Middle East Information Center,
profile
Hamas
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UPI, background on Hamas/Israel connection
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Terrorism Research Center, profile
Lebanon
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CIA,
profile
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Dept. of State,
profile
Emile Lahoud, President
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Lebanese Embassy to the US,
biography
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American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise,
profile
Rafiq Hariri, Prime Minister
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Lebanese Embassy to the US,
biography
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BBC,
profile
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The Estimate
profile
Nabih Berri, Speaker of the Parliament
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Lebanese Embassy to the US,
biography
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Middle East Intelligence Bulletin,
biography
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Encyclopedia of the Orient,
biography
Jean Obeid, Foreign Minister
Hizbullah
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Hizbullah's
website
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US Dept. of State, profile
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Momkey Media Report,
Hezbollah links
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Yellow Times
The History of Hizbullah
Multi-national Organizations
United Nations
European Union
Gulf Cooperation Council
Arab League
Reciprocity
::: wood s lot :::
Providence Journal
random walks
blogs against war
The Memory Hole
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War (of Words) with SyriaView current page...more recent posts
US fury over comment on Wolfowitz's near escape
smh.com.au -- October 29, 2003
A top Lebanese politician has enraged the US embassy by saying he hoped the next attack on the the US Defence Department's No. 2, Paul Wolfowitz, would prove fatal
Mofaz: Winds of war aren't blowing from Damascus
Ha'aretz -- October 17, 2003
Al-Assad's speech before Islamic Summit Conference
SANA via Arabic News -- October 17, 2003
Assad slams ''fanatics'' in Bush administration, says Israel is ''terrorist state''
Al Bawaba -- October 16, 2003
Syrian leader condemns Iraqi war while his country votes for U.N. resolution
AP via New Orleans Times Picayune -- October 16, 2003
Assad lashes out at US
Middle East Online -- October 16, 2003
Syrian President Blasts Iraq Invasion
FoxNews -- October 17, 2003
DAMASCUS, Syria — President Bashar Assad assailed the U.S. invasion of Iraq and ridiculed its accomplishments Thursday, even as his country offered surprise support for American-proposed resolution on Iraq in the U.N. Security Council.
The vote by Syria, the only Arab country on the council, came despite tension between Washington and Damascus. The United States has accused Syria of allowing fighters to slip into Iraq to join forces attacking the coalition.
"The world has discovered that the war of 'liberation' of Iraq has liberated the Iraqi citizen of the state, the institutions, the sovereignty, dignity, food, water and electricity," Assad told the Organization of the Islamic Conference summit in Malaysia.
Fenced in: Ariel Sharon talks to the ’Post'
Jerusalem Post -- October 17, 2003
Sharon explains why Israel cannot expel Yasser Arafat, the security fence’s other advantage, why attack Syria, whither the rabbinical courts, and what to do about Iran.
Sharon: Future strikes in Syria possible
AP via San Jose Mercury News -- October 17, 2003
Moscow hopeful U.S. will stop short of imposing sanctions on Syria
Pravda -- October 18, 2003
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