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On March 2, 2007, Sen. Chuck Hagel delivered a speech at Rutgers University that has attracted more than its share of controversy. First, Hagel allegedly accused the State Department of being controlled by the Israeli Foreign Ministry in the Q&A after the speech (he disavows and does not recall those remarks). Next, the Daily Caller reported that Hagel was invited by Hooshang Amirahmadi, a candidate for the Iranian presidency approved by Iran's radical Guardian Council. While the source of the invitation and the allegations regarding the unrecorded question- and-answer session are certainly interesting, they're less interesting than the text of the speech itself , which demonstrates that Hagel is simply wrong about Iran. He's worse than wrong. To borrow a phrase from my friend Andrew McCarthy, he's willfully blind .In the speech, in which he supposedly demonstrates his grasp on the "complexities" of the Middle East, he says the following:Iran has cooperated with the United States on Af...
The U.S. military accused Iran on Sunday of smuggling surface-to-air missiles and other advanced weapons into Iraq for use against American troops.Military spokesman...
Coalition troops in Iraq found a torture house with five skeletons and 40 nuclear, biological and chemical weapons masks, a U.S. general told FOX News on Thursday.Br...
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US intelligence agencies are increasing their attention on state-sponsored terrorism amid revelations that Iran is working behind the scenes to fuel unrest and anti-...
From one war front to another Sunday, Pentagon chief Leon Panetta hopped from a U.S. outpost in Afghanistan's southern desert to Baghdad, where he sought to encourag...
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American forces are facing an increasingly dangerous environment in southern Iraq, where Shiite militias trying to claim they are driving out the U.S. occupiers have...
Four more U.S. soldiers were killed in roadside bombings in the Baghdad area, including three in a single strike, the military said Tuesday.The violence came as Iraq...
New evidence Iran is funneling weapons and explosives to Afghanistan
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Two of Iraq's most powerful Shiite leaders agreed Saturday to end a bitter rivalry that has led to armed clashes in Baghdad and across the oil-rich south.Radical Shi...
Iraqi Shiite explosive and assassination teams are being trained in at least four locations in Iran by Tehran's elite Quds force and Lebanese Hezbollah, according to...
Cyber security analyst weighs in
Juan Carlos Hernandez was a crewmember on a Chinook helicopter with the 101st airborne in Afghanistan, and everyone on board knew they couldn't dodge danger indefini...
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