DOHA, Qatar (AP) - Israelis and militant Palestinians, million dollar Russian gas deals and Chechen rebels, a U.S. military base and a television network airing statements urging the killing of Americans - all exist side-by-side on one tiny Gulf peninsula. Qatar's accommodation of all who come has irked neighbors and allies. But in less than 10 years, it has freed itself from the shadow of its powerful neighbor, Saudi Arabia, to promote its own, independent foreign policy. Along the way, it has launched a television station that redefined news coverage for Arabs and publicly declared the opening of an Israeli...