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U.S. Clout a Missing Ingredient in Mideast

August 8, 2006 at 12:25 pm · Filed under George W. Bush, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Middle East, Palestine, Syria

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From the Los Angeles Times:

As the Bush administration seeks to negotiate a diplomatic end to the fighting in the Middle East, it finds it has a strikingly weak hand.

The war in Iraq, a halting U.S. response to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and now the prolonged fighting in Lebanon and Israel have led to intense anti-Americanism in the Arab world. Alliances with longtime Arab friends are strained. And the U.S. lacks relations with two key regional players: Iran and Syria.

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