DoJ in D.C. declines to comment, but defense attorney says, “This rejects the idea we can criminalize someone for resisting an illegal occupation in another country:â€
·       Two Men Acquitted of Conspiracy to Fund Hamas Activities in Israel (Washington Post)
Iran offers surveillance to assure it centrigues are aimed at electric power, not military power …
·       Iran Official Says Allows U.N. Cameras At Key Atom Site (Reuters)
… as Gates issues pronouncements that the U.S. administration seeks diplomacy, not confrontation:
·       U.S. Not Planning for War With Iran, Gates Says (Washington Post)
The plan is for Kosovo to “be a multi-ethnic society, governing itself democratically and with full respect for the rule of law,” in conformity with “the highest level of internationally recognized human rights and fundamental freedoms … which promotes the peaceful and prosperous existence of all its inhabitants.”
·       UN envoy’s Kosovo plan fuels Serbian anger (AFP)
Soon enough for government work?
·       US intelligence sees elements of civil war in Iraq (AFP)
·       Iraq at Risk of Further Strife, Intelligence Report Warns (Washington Post)
Yet another example of unintended consequences:
·       West’s Boycott Pushes Hamas Close To Iran-UK Report (Reuters)
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