Iran and Syria clash over Annapolis conference role
Iran says it is surprised by Syria s decision to attend the Annapolis peace conference and warns Arab states against falling for an Israeli plot. Damascus defends its move, signaling cautious backing while seeking better ties with Arab nations and the West amid tensions with Tehran.
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Bush calls peace effort worth the risk despite doubts
President Bush voiced concern about the danger of failure in the Annapolis peace talks and warned it could spawn a generation of radicals. He insisted the effort is worth trying and pressed for progress by year end. He praised the conference’s international participation as pivotal.
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