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Gates' good advice for Turkey ought to be applied across the Middle East
By The Daily Star

Monday, February 25, 2008

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US Defense Secretary Bob Gates had something very sensible to say on Sunday, warning his NATO ally Turkey that military action alone is not a solution to the problem of Kurdistan Workers Party rebels based in neighboring Iraq. He stressed that "dialogue" was an under-used tool in the conflict, and specified that this should be an ongoing process.

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Tags: Conflict, Iraq, Israel, Middle East, Military, Palestinian, Prime, Turkey, Washington

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