Roads to Iraq

After the U.S. Department of State report on Jordan: "Abusing labors physically and sexually", Jordanian media very worry and still puzzled with the question; "why is the U.S. angry with Jordan?". A full study about the recent Jordanian - U.S. relations, starts as the following: When George Bush excluded Jordan from his visit to the Middle East, the circle of worrisome started ...

For the second time Saudi Arabia media attack George Bush, Al-Riyadh newspaper editorial today "Bush and political extremism journey"

According to Al-Arabiya, a major operation on its way to capture Bin Laden after a meeting a meeting held in the American military base Al-Udeid in Qatar between American military, intelligence service and Afghan security forces, the meeting also attended by the American ambassador in Pakistan Anne W. Patterson.

Here are some of the Arab media reactions on the Lebanese agreement reflect the Saudi [and the U.S.] disappointment, but first let's start with the rumors circulating in the Arab streets: - There are talks about Syrian representatives invited Michel Suleiman appointment ceremony coming Sunday, Syria is studying this invitation and if it wise to appear in public in the ceremony. - ...

For the second day, Al-Quds Al-Arabi reported about the Jordan's miscalculation in their relation with the U.S., and Saudi Arabia trying to open communication channels with Iran. The Saudi are not flirting with Jordan as before, Olmrt's government is about to collapse, and financial source; Kuwait is not interested to give money for free. The interesting thing is that Jordan throws all ...

Is it a slip of the tongue from Bush saying this in his interview with BBC: [The U.S. is prepared to strengthen the Lebanese army so it could disarm Hezbollah], a hint that he rejects the Lebanese army presentation?, or maybe disapproves the Lebanese army commander Michel Suleiman as the next president? Worst than this, Aljazeera published this report few minutes ...