January 25, 2008

The U.S., Iran, and the Arab World

Despite President Bush's repeated claims that Iran is a threat to the world, Gallup finds that people in Egypt, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia are more likely to approve of the leadership of Iran than that of the United States. Trita Parsi, President of the National Iranian American Council , weighs in on these findings, and how Muslim populations are likely to react to any U.S. action against Iran.
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