Inside the Resistance : The Iraqi Insurgency and the Future of the Middle East
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Since the fall of Baghdad in April 2003, Zaki Chehab, as one of the Middle East's leading journalists, has had unique access to numerous groups within the resistance as well as to leading figures in the tribal groups who define much of Iraqi society. Inside the Resistance describes the methods of the Iraqi resistance movements (there are many), and the extent of the involvement of Al-Qaeda and other foreign fighters. This book also examines how the events of Iraq have affected Syria, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Turkey and Iran. No journalist is better placed to explain the intricacies of the battle over Iraq and to write vividly from personal experience about life on the front lines of Tikrit, Mosul and Fallujah.
Using first-hand reportage, interviews with leading figures on all sides of the conflict, and his insight in Arab sensibilities, Zaki Chehab provides an authoritative and gripping insight into life in Iraq and his analysis for its future.
Inside the Resistance: The Iraqi Insurgency and the Future of the Middle East,Zaki Chehab,Nation Books,1560257466,2003-,21st century,General,History,History: World,Insurgency,Iraq,Middle East,Middle East - General,Modern - 21st Century,Politics / Current Events,Politics and government,History / Middle East
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