- Official Editorial by Supreme Leader’s appointee on the Sharm El-Sheikh summit.
- “Gathering is heinous in nature”
- Why did the U.S. fail? Because “awareness of Iraqi people, vigilance of religious leaders and Iranian officials’ role in informing their Muslim brethren in Iraq nipped their plots in the bud.”
- “Because of their true Islamic beliefs, in the eye of Iraqi people Saddam’s inhumane era is synonymous with a U.S.-imposed leadership”
- “It is crystal clear for U.S. authorities that Iran has a pivotal role in Iraq. The fact that no decision is made in Iraq without the final approval of Iranian higher-ups affirms the claim. This point has been stressed by U.S. think-tanks, among which the Baker-Hamilton report is cited worldwide.”
- “Some U.S. officials and their followers are inculcating rumors that some Iranian-U.S. talks will be held on the sidelines and the rumor goes as far as planting news that Iranian foreign minister will launch direct talks with his U.S. counterpart. …Iranian authorities have sneered at such speculations and have categorically rejected them…”
- Legitimacy granted: Announcement of U.S.-Iran meeting is above-the-fold, page one.
- Iranian ambassador highlights Iran’s “non-stop support” for Iraq.
- Supreme Nat’l Security Council Sec. Larijani meets Sistani in Najaf
- U.S. State Department admits failure in its fight against terrorism.
- Rice hypocrisy shows her desperation.
- Iranian press features Sen. Christopher Dodd’s declarations about ineffectiveness of U.S. sanctions.
- The Islamic world is the victim of terrorism.
- Because the Zionist regime is the manifestation of state terrorism.
- May Day protests rallies in Iran.
- Iran launches film response to movie “300.”
- Dialogue of Civilizations: Ahmadinejad supporters stab protestors at university.
- Photo of the Day: May Day
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Michael Rubin is Director of Policy Analysis at the Middle East Forum and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
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