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Misrepresenting the Middle East


From Al-Ahram, what became of the Arab state? Akram Zaatari’s excavations of Lebanon’s past explore its forgotten relics and contested zones — and trace an untold history of violence and resistance. Can the Muppets make friends in Ramallah?: The Palestinian territories have been a tough place to strike a balance between promoting “Sesame Street” values while portraying a realistic version of local life. Can Saudi Arabia remake itself by reforming its education system? In one way or another, it has managed to fail miserably. A just withdrawal: Michael Walzer and Nicolaus Mills on our moral obligation to the Iraqis we leave behind. A review of People Like Us: Misrepresenting the Middle East by Joris Luyendijk. Juan Cole on top ten things you didn't know about Iran. Thomas PM Barnett on 10 reasons why sanctions on

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