ThinkProgress.org | Jul. 22, 2008
On yesterday’s edition of The 700 Club, Christian broadcaster Pat Robertson sharply criticized the “moderate tone” the Bush administration has allegedly taken toward Iran and its nuclear weapons program. Robertson advocated that Israel look out for the “survival of its nation” and “make some kind of a strike” against Iranian nuclear facilities. He also predicted that it will likely happen before the 2008 elections.

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By Justin Raimondo | AntiWar.com | Jul. 21, 2008
Evil usually hides its face, because the sight of it repulses all but the depraved. However, in the case of Benny Morris, writing in Friday's New York Times, we see something new: a proud evil, glorying in pure malevolence. His piece is a cold, calculated attempt to simultaneously shock and intimidate, one that succeeds at the former but fails miserably at the latter.

Press TV | Jul. 19, 2008
Washington says Tehran has two weeks to decide between suspending its uranium enrichment program and facing 'further isolation'.

By Richard Walker | American Free Press | Jul. 21, 2008
Israel’s massive military exercise in the Mediterranean, seen as a dry run for an attack on Iran, has generated frightening predictions that the United States would pay a terrible price in blood and treasure.

By Candace Rondeaux | Washington Post | Jul. 16, 2008
After suffering significant setbacks in the fight against insurgents in eastern Afghanistan, U.S. and Afghan troops have pulled out of a combat outpost where nine American soldiers were killed in a pitched battle with Taliban fighters Sunday.

By Margaret Griffis | AntiWar.com | Jul. 15, 2008
A significant bomb attack killed and wounded dozens of army recruits in the restive Diyala province. To the north, a series of bombs disturbed the peace in Mosul. In Baghdad, a mortar attack wounded or killed nearly a dozen there. Overall, at least 56 Iraqis were killed and 99 more were wounded across the country. Also, an Egyptian was wounded during a mortar attack in Mosul. Also, a U.S. soldier was killed in a booby-trapped home today in Diyala province.

By Jason Straziuso | The Associated Press | Jul. 13, 2008
A multi-pronged militant assault on a small, remote U.S. base killed nine American soldiers and wounded 15 Sunday in the deadliest attack on U.S. forces in Afghanistan in three years, officials said.

By Lin Noueihed | Reuters | Jul. 2, 2008
The United States will not allow Iran to block the Gulf, which carries crude from the world's largest oil exporting region, and would defend its ships in the waterway, the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet said on Wednesday.

By Robert Parry | Consortium News | Jun. 30, 2008
As historians ponder George W. Bush’s disastrous presidency, they may wonder how Republicans perfected a propaganda system that could fool tens of millions of Americans, intimidate Democrats, and transform the vaunted Washington press corps from watchdogs to lapdogs.

BBC | Jun. 30, 2008
An Iranian man has been sentenced to death for spying for Israel, according to reports from Tehran. Ali Ashtari was found guilty of sending "sensitive information on military, defence and research centres" to Iran's arch foe in the region, reports say.

By Margaret Griffis | AntiWar.com | Jun. 26, 2008
A pair of significant bombings shook Iraq today and underscored how tenuous the security gains made in the last few months actually are. Three U.S. Marines were among the dead in the attack in Karma. At least 48 Iraqis were killed and 119 more were wounded across the country as well.

Press.tv | Jun. 25, 2008
The US military has constructed four advanced bases 20 miles from Iraq's border with Iran, a senior Iraqi police officer has announced. The bases, equipped with missile launch pads, have been set up over the past four months on the Iraq-Iran border; Iraqi al-Noor newspaper quoted the official as saying.