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...as a member of the Colonial Office and instrumental in the founding of the Arab states in the Middle East. Though ending the War as a Colonel, he served fr ...onse to [[Steven Tabachnick]]'s observation that "Lawrence (unlike the pro-Arab [[Gertrude Bell]] or the pro-Zionist [[Richard Meinertzhagen]]) was one of

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...nsula''') is the southernmost part of the country, extending into Shatt al-Arab waterway between Iran, Iraq and Bubiyan Island. ...thout invasion. Even more important, however, is dominating the [[Shatt al-Arab]]. <ref>{{citation

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...]]) that were occupied by the [[Israeli Defense Forces]] during the [[1967 Arab-Israeli War]], and are now under the civil authority of the [[Palestinian A

...Jewish immigration and land purchase.<ref>Martin Gilbert, <i>Atlas of the Arab-Israeli Conflict</i>, pg. 3</ref> ...idea of a Jewish homeland in Palestine, as long as the civil rights of the Arab population were preserved.

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...Jewish immigration and land purchase.<ref>Martin Gilbert, <i>Atlas of the Arab-Israeli Conflict</i>, pg. 3</ref> ...idea of a Jewish homeland in Palestine, as long as the civil rights of the Arab population were preserved.

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We've been very deficient in coverage, overall, of the Arab-Israeli conflicts, although there are articles on less directly related Mid

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* Rugh; William A. ''Arab Mass Media: Newspapers, Radio, and Television in Arab Politics'' Praeger, 2004

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