Mosul / Tripoli / Jerusalem / Baghdad / Terrorism / Washington / Ankara / Beirut / Damascus / /
Company
Los Angeles Times / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Iran / Egypt / Kenya / Turkey / France / Pakistan / Jordan / United States / Syria / United Kingdom / Israel / Iraq / Lebanon / India / Palestinian Authority / /
oil / nuclear technology / oil pipeline / bank balances / chemical and biological weapons programs / energy sector / propane gas / public relations purposes / chemicals / /
NaturalFeature
Euphrates / Nile / /
Organization
Hizbollah / Knesset / Council on Foreign Relations / Committee on Foreign Relations / Sharon government / Bush Administration / Palestinian Islamic Jihad / army / Syrian government / Baath Party / Sunni Muslim Brotherhood / United States Senate / al-Qaeda / Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine / White House / United States Congress / United Nations / Hamas / Israeli intelligence / US military in Iraq / /
Person
Hussein / Douglas Frantz / Anwar Sadat / Bashar al-Asad / Abdullah Ocalan / Yasser Arafat / Hafez al-Asad / Powell / Richard W. Murphy / Hafez alAsad / Henry Kissinger / /
Position
President / dependable mediator in the Middle East / Foreign Minister / Secretary / Secretary of State / PKK leader / King / leader / Chairman / businessmen / reporter / /
Syria - U.S. Policy Directions Statement submitted to the Committee on Foreign Relations of the United States Senate on October 30, 2003, by Richard W. Murphy, Senior Fellow for the Middle East, Council on Foreign Relati