Andrew Wegrzyn piled into a Jeep with a bunch of friends a few weeks ago for a three-block trip to a restaurant. He didn't bother with a seat belt. | What others are saying An Israeli attack on Iran would kill what is left of the Arab Spring. Syrians would be forced to rally behind Bashar al-Assad and his Iranian allies. Likely in Yemen as well, Ali Abdullah Saleh would use the attack to silence his opposition. A budding Tehran-Baghdad-Damascus-Beirut axis would be brought to fruition and strengthened, creating a problem for the U.S. from the Gulf to the Eastern Mediterranean. Such an Israeli attack would certainly give the Muslim Brotherhood a fillip in the parliamentary elections, which the U.S. would see as undesirable. |  | Zorn: Alvarez does right, but gets it wrong The most perplexing and troubling thing about this case for me is that I don't think we know exactly what happened here. It's convoluted and confusing. I don't believe we can say for sure that they're innocent … | |  | |
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