Nope. Watch the U.S.
Snap yourself out of the old way of thinking...where the U.S. pushed "diplomacy-only, diplomacy at all costs" options and let pipsqueak regional powers push us around in turn.
This is a new game. There is a new sheriff in town, and as long as George Bush is President, Iran and Syria aren't going to do squat.
Saddam Hussein's Iraq has already learned this lesson. The Taliban's Afghanistan has already learned this lesson. Charles Taylor's Liberia has already learned this lesson.
Syria demonstrated that they had learned this lesson last year when they heeded President Bush's demand for them to withdraw their Army from Lebanon.
Libya demonstrated that they has learned this lesson when they peacefully and voluntarily surrendered their massive WMD programs to President Bush in 2003/2004.
You too can learn this lesson.
Which is to say, watch the U.S., not pipsqueak regional nations.
Granted, in the past you had to watch what the regional powers did...but that was a leadership failure in Washington post cold-war.
That's no longer the case. If any other world leader wants to wind up in a jail cell next to Manuel Noriega of Panama or Saddam Hussein of Iraq, all that they have to do is act up while President Bush is in Office.
But since most world leaders are slightly more clever than Noriega, if they *do* plan on acting up, they'll at the very least wait for a new sheriff.