"TANTALIZINGLY INCOMPLETE information about the Syrian site that Israel struck in a nighttime raid Sept. 6 has been coming out in dribs and drabs. Not surprisingly, hawks inside and outside the Bush administration are trying to use the apparent combination of a surreptitious Syrian nuclear plant and North Korean involvement with it to argue for a change of President Bush's policy for denuclearizing the Korean peninsula. But there are heartening signs the hard-liners are losing that argument. That is the implication of Bush's refusal to abandon a recent agreement on the disabling of North Korea's nuclear facilities in exchange for parallel American measures that may eventually lead to normalized relations with the North..."
October 29, 2007
"A deal to keep with North Korea"
The Boston Globe Editorial: 
"TANTALIZINGLY INCOMPLETE information about the Syrian site that Israel struck in a nighttime raid Sept. 6 has been coming out in dribs and drabs. Not surprisingly, hawks inside and outside the Bush administration are trying to use the apparent combination of a surreptitious Syrian nuclear plant and North Korean involvement with it to argue for a change of President Bush's policy for denuclearizing the Korean peninsula. But there are heartening signs the hard-liners are losing that argument. That is the implication of Bush's refusal to abandon a recent agreement on the disabling of North Korea's nuclear facilities in exchange for parallel American measures that may eventually lead to normalized relations with the North..."
"TANTALIZINGLY INCOMPLETE information about the Syrian site that Israel struck in a nighttime raid Sept. 6 has been coming out in dribs and drabs. Not surprisingly, hawks inside and outside the Bush administration are trying to use the apparent combination of a surreptitious Syrian nuclear plant and North Korean involvement with it to argue for a change of President Bush's policy for denuclearizing the Korean peninsula. But there are heartening signs the hard-liners are losing that argument. That is the implication of Bush's refusal to abandon a recent agreement on the disabling of North Korea's nuclear facilities in exchange for parallel American measures that may eventually lead to normalized relations with the North..."
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