Mar 21 Watch Under the Gun After an update on Thursday's developments in the Middle East, Margaret Warner talks to The New York Times Jerusalem Bureau Chief James Bennet about the many implications of Israel's decision to withdraw from U.S.-sponsored cease-fire talks after a suicide bomber… Continue watching
Mar 19 Tenet Testifies Al-Qaida Still a Threat Despite a widespread effort to eliminate the network, "al-Qaida leaders at large are working to reconstitute the organization and to resume its terrorist operations," according to Tenet. Continue reading
Mar 19 Watch Making Martyrs: A Palestinian Suicide Bomber Special Correspondent Martin Himmel reports on some of the forces that help create a Palestinian suicide bomber. Continue watching
Mar 18 Watch Mariane Pearl Jim Lehrer interviews Mariane Pearl, the wife of murdered Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. Continue watching
Mar 14 Watch Reports from the Middle East An Israeli writer and Palestinian pollster discuss on the ongoing violence and public opinion within the two communities. Continue watching
Mar 14 Watch Maelstrom: Discussion Four regional U.S. newspaper columnists discuss the Bush administration's position in the Middle East. Continue watching
Mar 13 U.N. Security Council Passes Middle East Resolution The U.N. Security Council passed a resolution endorsing the idea of a Palestinian state and calling for "the immediate cessation of violence" late last night. Continue reading
Mar 12 White House Unveils New Terror Alert System Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge announced the creation of the "homeland security advisory system," a color-coded system for ranking the severity of terrorist threats. Continue reading
Mar 12 Watch New Allies Following a background report, Margaret Warner and guests weigh the risks and benefits of the U.S.'s strategic alliance with former Soviet states. Continue watching
Mar 11 Six Month Memorials Mark the Sept. 11 Attacks President Bush marked the six month memorial of the Sept. 11 attacks with somber tributes to the victims and a reaffirmation of the ongoing war against terror. Continue reading