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Islamic State: Rewriting History
Islamic State: Rewriting History
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Islamic State: Rewriting History analyzes IS’s beginnings in Iraq, their involvement in the Arab Spring, and up to the present day. It discusses regional players like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, and Iraq, who have contributed to the success of IS by supplying arms and funds.
Using a fast-paced, narrative-driven style, Michael Griffin foregrounds the story of the uprising against President Assad of Syria and describes his regime’s varied responses, the human cost, and the roles played by the Free Syrian Army, Islamist groups, Iran, Hezbollah, and Russia. It also covers the chemical weapons attacks in 2013 and the House of Commons vote not to impose a no-fly zone over Syria.
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One Line Summary
Insightful analysis of IS's rise and regional dynamics
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Who is this book for?
If you're interested in understanding the complex circumstances behind Islamic State’s emergence, this book offers a gripping, detailed narrative that sheds light on the regional and international players involved. It provides context on the turbulent Middle East and how geopolitical decisions shaped the current crisis, making it an eye-opening read for anyone wanting a deeper grasp of contemporary conflicts.