Harriet Miers Knew of Destruction of Interrogation Tapes ABC News has learned that at least one White House official knew about the CIA's planned destruction of videotapes in 2005 that documented the interrogation of two 'al Qaeda' operatives: then-White House counsel Harriet Miers. Three officials told ABC News Miers urged the CIA not to destroy the tapes.
'US-Iran talks imminent - Israel must be in the room' Highlighting new indications that the US government will directly engage with Iran in the near future on all issues including its nuclear program, former Mossad head Efraim Halevy said Tuesday that Israel must ensure that it is a direct participant in such contacts. Otherwise, he warned, the future of the region will be determined in a forum from which Israel is excluded.
'US-Iran talks imminent - Israel must be in the room' Highlighting new indications that the US government will directly engage with Iran in the near future on all issues including its nuclear program, former Mossad head Efraim Halevy said Tuesday that Israel must ensure that it is a direct participant in such contacts. Otherwise, he warned, the future of the region will be determined in a forum from which Israel is excluded.
Iraq rejects permanent U.S. bases: adviser Iraq will never allow the United States to have permanent military bases on its soil, the government's national security adviser said, calling the issue a "red line" that cannot be crossed.
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As the Middle East Leaders join together now Bush wants to talk to Iran. FYI The Saudi King invited the President of Iran to the Holy Pilgrimage. Yes and Iraq has invited the Iran President to Iraq and that too is a first. How does this fit in the Bush/Cheney plan, it doesn't. Iraq will not allow the US to have an Embassy as the US taxpayers have given billions of dollars for nothing.
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