Irani President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has called the Presidents of Iraq and Syria to a summit discussing solutions to the post-invasion outbreak of violence in Iraq. Both countries have agreed to attend the meeting, which has left the US out. The "civil war" in Iraq has led to the deaths thousands of Iraqi civilians, reaching record highs in this month of November. Syria, which shares a border with Iraq, has done little to prevent Al-Qaida members crossing over and helping out the Sunni minority. They continue to harbor key officials of Saddam's regime.
The US recently had formed its "Iraq Study Group" to deal with the same problem. Only they left out a key component which may helped them understand the situation a little better - Iraqis.
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