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Experts Urge Keeping Two Options for Terror Trials
www.nytimes.com-March 09, 2010
Leading Congressional Republicans are arguing that getting tough on terrorism means trying all foreign terrorism suspects before military commissions. But national security officials who served in the Bush administration say that taking away the criminal justice option would weaken the government’s hand.
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Biden Calls Ties Between U.S. and Israel ‘Unshakable’
www.nytimes.com-March 09, 2010
Calling Washington’s ties to Israel “unshakable,” Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. opened talks with Israeli leaders on Tuesday, part of a concerted American effort to restart Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and keep Israel focused on sanctions against Iran’s nuclear program rather than unilateral military action.
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Biden assures Israel of U.S. security commitment
www.washingtonpost.com-March 09, 2010
Vice President Biden met with top Israeli officials Tuesday and stressed his personal love for the Jewish state as well as the "unshakeable' commitment of the United States to Israel's security.
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Beyond Iraq's Election Day Success
www.cfr.org-March 09, 2010
Iraq's March 7 parliamentary elections were a success "organized entirely by the Iraqis and the Iraq security forces," says Brett McGurk, a CFR international affairs fellow who served in Iraq for the National Security Council. McGurk says the work of security forces, in particular, was impressive but that a risk of violence persists. "It's going to be a very dynamic and tenuous ninety days ahead of us," he says.
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Gates And Afghan Leader Review Plan For A Kandahar Offensive
www.nytimes.com-March 09, 2010
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates met here on Monday with President Hamid Karzai and Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal to review plans for a major American-led offensive in the city of Kandahar, the spiritual heart and birthplace of the Taliban, an operation General McChrystal indicated could get under way this summer.
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