Sunni Arab

Sunni Arab political leaders have said they will oppose it.

Sunni Arab leaders had already said they might boycott the referendum.

"The Sunni Arab component of this new government is serious," he said.

Now there were three Sunni Arab households left in the neighborhood.

The initial 55-member constitutional committee had only two Sunni Arab members.

Sunni Arab leaders called a boycott, which dampened participation by their group.

That could also make Sunni Arab neighborhoods feel less threatened.

But Sunni Arab residents say it will only increase tensions.

The status, and safety, of the Sunni Arab leadership is at stake.

Sunni Arab politicians not involved in the talks said they were furious at the proposed alliance.

It took two more years for Sunni Arab sentiment to turn against the militants.

The biggest challenge, of course, concerns the Sunni Arab minority.

An important question is whether the Sunni Arab parties will be invited to join in the new government.

Sunni Arab politicians have suffered other woes this week.

Sunni Arab leaders also insist on a broader coalition.

The groups had agreed that a Sunni Arab should take the post, but could not settle on which one.

"It really comes from the Sunni Arab minority who form the core of his regime."

The attack was unusual, in that it struck at a Sunni Arab target.

The surge in Sunni Arab participation raises several crucial questions.

The ministry has long been viewed as a Sunni Arab bastion.

Sunni Arab guerrillas then put out fliers telling the store owners to open their shops or risk death.

Sunni Arab politicians hold only a tiny percentage of seats, and there are concerns that they might be ignored in the new government.

American commanders say the mayor, a Sunni Arab, may have ties to the insurgency.

Sunni Arab political leaders supported cabinet approval of the draft law, but appear ambivalent now.

The leading Sunni Arab bloc has been threatening to pull out of the government for the past several weeks.