Archived Antiwar.com Home Page from July 15, 2005

Highlights

Rove-gate: Who Leaked? Justin Raimondo

New Middle Eastern Paradigm: Alan Bock

Abuse Probes End: William Fisher

Extremism Alienates Most Muslims: Jim Lobe

Certainly Is Not Switzerland: Trish Schuh

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– Brent Davis

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News

Updated July 15, 2005 - 9:22 PM EDT

	Suicide Bomb Every Day in the New Iraq
	*Baghdad Suicide Bombs Kill 29; 2 GIs Killed*
	Top Chinese General Warns US of Nuclear Attack
	*Source: Rove Got CIA Agent ID From Media*
	Egypt-Born Chemist Nabbed, Claims Innocence Over London
	*Israel Resumes Targeted Hits, Kills Seven Hamas Men*
	US to Test Massive 'Bunker-Busting' Missile
	*3 Top Jags Challenged Interrogations Policy*
	*General Contradicted His Sworn Testimony on Pentagon, Abu Ghraib*

Viewpoints

	Iraq Looks Great – From Minnesota by Greg Mitchell
	How to Oppose a War by John Nichols
	Toward a Broader Counter- Recruitment Movement by Rick Jahnkow

	Hunting for Cops by William S. Lind
	Agee's Revenge by Jesse Walker
	'It Is All Israel' by Amira Hass
More Viewpoints

Spotlight

It Is an Insult to the Dead to Deny the Link With Iraq
by Seumas Milne

If You're in the Bay Area This Weekend

Suffocation chambers

Juan Cole and Robert Pape Interviews

Frontline

	'Islamic Extremism' Alienates Most in Muslim World
	Abuse Probes End With Single Reprimand
	Pakistan Analysts Link London Blasts to Afghanistan
	British Seek Egyptian-Born Chemist Connected to Attacks
	Hillary Clinton Burnishes Hawkish Image
	Feith Says Pentagon Overdid WMD Rationale
	Judge Dismisses Navy Seal Suit Against AP
	Data Shows Faster-Rising Death Toll of Iraqi Civilians

Londoners Gather in Defiance of Terrorism and War

The War Goes On

	US Says It Captured Two Key Members of al-Qaeda in Iraq
	Ten More Bodies Found Outside Baghdad as Sunni-Shi'ite Tensions Escalate
	Bombers Strike Near Baghdad's Green Zone, 9 Injured
	British Keep Out of Basra's Lethal Islamic Takeover
	Iraqi Police Capture Failed Suicide Bomber
	Britain's Armed Forces 'Under Legal Siege' on Iraq Prosecutions
	Security Incidents in Iraq, July 14

Iraq Today

	No, This Certainly Is Not Switzerland
	New US Envoy to Rethink Iraqi Reconstruction
	Iraqi Religious Minorities Fear Being Left Out Under Law
	Dahr Jamail on Iraq Under Occupation
	Corruption Threatens to Leave Iraq With a 'Ghost Army'
	Suspect in Egyptian Envoy's Killing Nabbed

Iran

	Kissinger: 'Don't Exclude' Military Action Against Iran
	Iranian Diplomat: New Chapter to Open in Iran-Iraq Relations
	Iran: US in No Position to Criticize Others on Human Rights
	EU3 to Offer Iran Help With Nuclear Power
	State Dept. Butts Into Iranian Affaris
	Testing Limits of Dissent in Iran

Israel/Palestine

	Hamas Committed to Truce Despite IJ Suicide Bombing
	Israeli Killed by Gaza Rocket
	Israel Launches Air Raids Into Gaza
	PA State of Emergency Declared After Battles With Hamas Erupt
	Israeli Extremists Defy Ban on Gaza Protests
	Gaza's Bedouins Want in on Evacuation
	Sharon: One Pullout, Then Road Map
	Six Soldiers Reject Order to Block Gaza

China

	Democrats to Attack Trade With China
	China Casts Long Shadow on US-Australian Ties
	House Rejects Bill on Eastern European China Arms Sales

East Asia

	China Slams Japanese Gas Deal
	Okinawa Mayor Calls on US Military to Stop Live-Fire Training

Syria/Lebanon

	Syria Exit Leaves a Messy Border
	Lebanon's PM Seeks Government of Technocrats
	Lebanon Hits Out as Syria Steps Up Border Controls

Saudi Arabia

	US Moves to Freeze Saudi Group's Assets
	US Govt Calls Saudis 'Significant Source' of Terror Funds

South Asia

	Opium Trade Flourishing in Afghanistan
	Indian Troops Kill Nine 'Intruders' in Kashmir
	Al-Qaeda Escapees 'Safe in Taliban Haven'
	Afghan Basketball Star Sabrina to Run for Parliament
	Sri Lankan President Appeals for Calm as Violence Escalates
	Sri Lankan Navy Kills Tamil Rebel
	North Waziristan Tribes Warned of Offensive

Haiti

	Kidnapped Haitian Journalist Tortured, Killed
	Ex-Haiti Police Chief Sentenced to Prison

Africa

	Mugabe's Wreckers Enter the Suburbs
	Mugabe Attempts to Defend Demolition Policy
	Islamism Finds a Goldmine of Recruits in Africa
	UN Steps Up Pace in Eastern Congo After Massacre

Koreas

	South Korea, US, Japan Hold Strategy Talks
	Seoul Relies on Silence to Sway North Korea
	China Mends Fences With North Korea
	South Korea, Japan, US Discuss Extending Talks

Ethiopia

	Border Dispute Between Eritrea, Ethiopia Lingers
	Ethiopian Leadership Under Fire

Investigation in London

	Report: UK Blast Mastermind Identified
	Painstaking Quest for the London Bomb-Maker
	London Bombers Tied to al-Qaeda Plot in Pakistan
	British Police Release Image of Bomber, Try to Reconstruct His Actions
	Net Widens as al-Qaeda Bomb Link Is 'Confirmed'
	Sleeper Cells: 2004 British Raid Sounded Alert on Pakistani Militants
	CCTV Pictures Show London Bus Bomber

London Bombers

	Bombers 'Wanted Burning Cross'
	Bus Bomber and the 81 Missing Minutes
	Why Four Young Men Turned to Terror
	The 'Quiet, Likable' Bomber
	Trail From London to Leeds Yields Portrait of 3 Bombers
	'Ordinary British Lads'

Muslims in Britain

	Muslim Leaders on Alert for Terrorist 'Handlers'
	British Muslim Leader Says He Was Denied Entry to US
	UK Police Scrutinize Extremist Islamist Websites

Britain Reacts

	Fears of Backlash as UK Nationalist Party Seeks Political Capital
	Brits Address the Causes of Terrorism
	UK Home Office Prepares Several New Terror Measures
	Britons Now Support Broad Anti-Terror Measures
	London to Get Guide to Combating Suicide Attacks
	Londoners Get Back to Business
	Militants Banned From US Will Be Refused Entry to UK

Pakistan Reacts

	Pakistanis Fear Backlash After London Bombings
	Pakistan Govt: No Proof Attackers Visited Country
	Pakistan Probes London Bombers’ Links

Europe Terrorized

	How Far Will Europe Go to Stop Terror?
	Muslims' Integration in Europe Is Urgent Challenge
	Despite UK Insistances German Govt Still Opposes Some Police State Measures
	Returned Iraq Fighters Under Close Surveillance
	Italy Warned of Plan for Railway Terrorist Attack
	Dutch Murders Result in Tighter Terrorism Laws
	Ex-Cop Suspected in Warsaw Bomb Hoax

Gitmo

	Report: Gitmo Inmates Were Abused and Degraded, but Not 'Tortured'
	Senators Hear of 'Degrading' Interrogations

United States

	Peace Groups Organize Giant September Antiwar Protests in DC
	Americans Split on Deadline for Iraq Withdrawal
	Lawmakers to Renew Restricted PATRIOT Act
	Calif. Congressman, Under Probe for Defense Payola, Won't Seek Reelection
	Military Mom Supports Troops, Opposes the War
	Airliners May Get Missile Defenses
	JAGs Recount Objections to Definition of Torture
	Task Force Urges Single Nuclear Weapons Facility
	'More Muscle' Proposed for Homeland Security

Plame CIA Leak Case

	Wilson's Iraq Assertions Hold Up Under Fire From Rove Backers
	Rove Was Correcting 'False' Charges in Unmasking CIA Employee
	Republicans Anxiously Watching Rove Saga
	Dems Call for Bill on Karl Rove's Security Clearance
	Senate Does Battle Over Rove's Role in Plame Leak