All war is based on deception. Sun Tzu Chinese military philosopher. Was Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi leader of ISIS really killed by U.S. lead air strikes? muslimmirror/eng/was-isis-leader-abu-bakr-al-baghdadi-killed-in-us-airstrikes/ Charities have been hijacked for years now. Red Crescent middle east version of Red Cross main player in sustainable growth charities. Since Gulf Wars many areas of middle east totally devastated by war now a feudal system totally co-dependent. ashsham-care.org/ Saddam al Jamal, a senior leader of the Ahfad al Rasoul Brigade who has defected to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Sham. Bilad ash-Sham (Arabic: بلاد الشام), is a term that denotes a geographical definition of a hypothetical united Fertile Crescent state.[1] The term denotes the restoration of the Arab Kingdom of Syria. The proclaimed area extends roughly over the medieval Arab Caliphate province of Bilad al-Sham, encompassing the Eastern Mediterranean or the Levant and Western Mesopotamia at the peak glory of the Arab Muslim civilization. This entry offers an overview of → development communication in the region that the west calls the Middle East, but which in Arabic is known as “al-Mashrik al Arabi,” or the Arab East. The area comprises three Arab regions that fall between the eastern Mediterranean, the Arabian (Persian) Gulf, the Red Sea, and the Indian Ocean. Located in an area where Africa, Asia, and Europe meet, these regions are: Egypt, which is in Africa; Bilad ash-Sham (sometimes referred to as the Fertile Crescent or Greater Syria), on the eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea, which extends from Turkey and Iran in the north to Egypt in the south and the Arabian peninsula and the Red Sea to the east (including the present states of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, and Palestine); and the Arabian peninsula, or Arabian Gulf, which is largely a desert area that includes the present states of Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, the Arab Emirates, and Kuwait. While the first two regions rely on aid funds for development (mainly from the west) and consequently are economically dependent on the west, the Arabian Gulf region generally enjoys more material resources. Thus the region includes development recipients as well as donors in development practice (→ Development Institutions ). Although the regions differ in economic wealth and political systems, they all suffer from social and economic inequalities freebase/m/06yw4g https://youtube/watch?v=BkfW1CWXevQ
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