Wikileaks
Bahrain King boasted of intelligence ties with Israel
Israel has no clear or consistent policy on Gaza Strip or Hamas
Lieberman’s pick for PA president Arafat’s economic adviser
Netanyahu’s ‘friend’ Sarkozy tried to dodge the PM
Assad didn’t deny Syria arms transfer to Hezbollah
French President Nicolas Sarkozy s adviser on Middle East affairs, Boris Boillon, was also sent, at the beginning of December 2008, to brief the Americans after his meeting, at the end of November, with Syrian President Bashar Assad in Damascus, together with Sarkozy s senior diplomatic adviser Jean-David Levitte and general secretary of the Elysee Claude Gueant.
Egypt still views Israel as the enemy
In September 2005, the head of the Defense Ministry's diplomatic-security bureau, Maj. Gen. (res. ) Amos Gilad, told an American diplomat that the Egyptian army still sees Israel as an enemy, despite the long-standing peace agreement between the two countries. The conversation was described in a classified telegram sent from the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv to Washington shortly afterward, published in Haaretz over the weekend as part of the latest round of cables released by WikiLeaks.