Posted AT 3:40 AM EST on 24/07/08
Obama wins applause for delicate dance through Mideast's political minefield
JERUSALEM — The wall of spent Qassam rockets was perhaps the most jarring backdrop Barack Obama has used so far during his campaign to become president of the United States. It was also a reminder that the Middle East is a political minefield, a place where the truth, and the right thing to say, often depends on where you are standing.
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