Yoram East

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Yoram East is a retired Israeli colonel born in Jerusalem, who writes about foreign policy and goings-on in the Middle East. Sadly, Yoram passed away in October 2010.

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The Case for Dividing Iraq

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At the turn of the 20th century the territory which is today's Iraq was managed by the Sultan's government in Istanbul as three separate provinces (vilayets).

The Little Known WMD Threat During The Second War in Lebanon

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When hostilities broke out in July between Israel and Hezbollah following the abduction of two IDF soldiers and the killing of eight others, Israel retaliated by first destroying all of Hezbollah's medium and long range missiles.

Trouble in Baluchistan

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Pakistan's gas and oil reserves under threat of tribal leaders' demands for greater sharing of revenues.

Hezbollah Weapons Systems: G2 Analyst Special Report

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More than 200 hundred rockets were fired from south Lebanon into Israel on Friday and Saturday adding up to over 1,000 over the past two weeks.

How Could It Happen – New Zealand and 9/11 Jihadi Terror Suspect

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New Zealand security and intelligence authorities embarrassed by 9/11 terrorist suspect who turns up in a New Zealand flight school.
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