Even before its official release today, the final report by the commission investigating the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks reignited the political debate over Iraq and whether al Qaeda had a significant relationship with Saddam Hussein, as President Bush and other administration officials have alleged over the past two years. The report, to be released at a Washington news conference this morning, echoes earlier findings by the Sept. 11 commission’s staff that Iraq and al Qaeda had no “collaborative relationship” and dismisses as unfounded reports of a meeting between an Iraqi intelligence officer and Sept. 11 ringleader Mohamed Atta, said officials familiar with the document. Full Story
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