Comment: The Arab Crisis
Arabs want and need change, but not imposed from Washington with its own political agenda.
Arabs want and need change, but not imposed from Washington with its own political agenda.
The redeployment of Iraqi army units strengthens fears that Saddam Hussein is planning to fight the Americans with oil.
Images of Iraqis welcoming US troops are matched by concern among neighbours, even in Israel, over the long-term impact of the war.
The war is creating a major realignment within the Islamic world, with even moderate Moslems calling for jihad against the US.
The Iraq and Palestine conflicts are converging, and the Arab street is stirring.
One Iraqi tries not to think too much about the past or the future.
The war in Iraq, and America's response to 9/11, have undermined human rights activists throughout the Middle East.
The real work of building a new Iraq begins today, and their strong sense of patriotism may be the force that helps Iraqis overcome their tragic recent past.