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…) The attacks were well planned terrorist attacks, nuclear capabilities, and poison gas, all related to Syria and Iraq. Pollard confronted the CIA with this disturbing news but they replied: "Jews get nervous talking about poison gas; they don't need to know" (Msn, 1…

…On March 16, 1988, Saddam Hussein launched an attack on people in his own country. 5,000 Kurds were dead, and 7,000 were either injured or had long-term illnesses. The attack was in Iraq's city of Halabja and President Hussein only attacked because…

…the threat disappeared therefore South Africa was the first and only state to give up the ultimate weapon. South Africa has signed NPT in July 1991. Even signing NPT has not kept Syria from pursuing its own program and developing nuclear weapons. Iran and Iraq…

…as it involves a state strategically positioning defensive measures with the intent of attacking the "aggressor" nation before it can attack them. Blair and Bust initially argued that their invasion of Iraq was a form of Pre-emptive defence as Saddom Hussein had…

…into Iraq when he did. Kerry says that Bush should have waited until more countries backed his decision instead of going in alone. Like Bush, Kerry has a very strong position on homeland security and fighting terrorism, and he has a plan to get our troops out…

…, and upbringing will all influence their perception. For example, being at home and watching the news, no atrocious scenes from the present situation in Iraq. Get up from the chair and take a walk outside, the sky is blue, a kind wave from the neighbor is given…

…, Iraq, 1st Gulf War 1991, age 14 An explosion rocked the street, glass shattered everywhere, I was assaulted with a blast of hot smoke, I was blown off my feet and shielded myself as splinters of glass rained over me. My ears were ringing, people were…

…in the courts of dynasties in the Islamic empire from the 7th century to the 13th century. It flourished during the Umayyad dynasty in the 7th century and 8th century in Syria. Great performers were drawn to Baghdad, now the capital of Iraq, under such rulers…

…into the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO).                  The Gulf War (1993) was a turning point for Israel. Iraq, who had been a long military menace, developed one of the largest armies in the world. Iraq attacked and conquered Kuwait, an Arab…

…(approx. 52% of all Kurds), Iran(25.5%), Iraq (16%), Syria (5%) and the CIS (1.5%). Barring a catastrophe, Kurds will become the third most populous ethnic group in the Middle East by the year 2000, displacing the Turks. Furthermore, if present demographic…