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Politics : WAR on Terror. Will it engulf the Entire Middle East?
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To: David Alon who wrote (1497)1/30/2002 3:41:03 PM
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IRAQ, HAMAS, ISLAMIC JIHAD SLAM PRESIDENT BUSH'S STATEMENTS January 30, 2002

The Jerusalem Post reports: “Official sources from Iraq, Iran, Islamic Jihad, and Hamas have rejected statements made by US President George W. Bush in his State of the Union address last night. Bush claimed these nations and organizations are among others involved in terrorism or terror-supporting activities.
He said that tens of thousands of terrorists still threaten the United States – ‘ticking time bombs, set to go off’ - and promised to stalk them across the globe.

Bush pledged to push the war on terrorism beyond Afghanistan to a dozen countries that he said harbor terrorist camps. He also warned of ‘an axis of evil’ of nations like North Korea, Iran and Iraq, and said the United States would not allow them to threaten the world with weapons of mass destruction. Bush said it is necessary to act against organizations like Hamas, Hizbullah, and Islamic Jihad.

An Iraqi official said the US and the ‘Zionists’ are the only bodies in the world who employ terror against nations and governments, Israel Radio reported.

An Islamic Jihad spokesman in Damascus said Bush's statements were hypocritical and the US has no right to blame others for terrorism…”
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