WASHINGTON -- As the United States tries to widen and strengthen its new coalition against terror, Israel has found itself frustratingly isolated. American rhetoric has been increasingly critical of Israel and supportive of Palestininean interests in an attempt to win over Arab nations whom loathe American support for the perceived aggresions of the Jewish State.
    President George W. Bush has said he "always" supported a separate Palestinian state. Thursday, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon accused the US of likening his country to Czechoslovakia, sacrificed to Hitler to stave off the second world war.
    Today Bush said he "always" thought Ariel Sharon was a complete ass. "After all we've done for him, and how little he's given back and then saying that -- he should go stick his head in a pig."
    Colin Powell echoed similar sentiments.