Best of Enemies: A History of US and Middle East Relations, Part One: 1783-1953

Discover the gripping saga of US and Middle East relations with "Best of Enemies: A History of US and Middle East Relations, Part One: 1783-1953"! This graphic history is a must-read for those seeking to explore and understand the complex dynamics of the region. With insightful storytelling and compelling illustrations, this book offers a comprehensive overview of the tumultuous events that have shaped the political landscape from 1783 to 1953.

Immerse yourself in the historical narrative expertly crafted by Jean-Pierre Filiu and David B. that brings to life the conflicts and alliances between the United States and the Middle East. As Mark Levine, a respected history professor, praises, "Best of Enemies" is an essential resource for both learners and educators interested in delving deeper into the historical context of the region.

From Iraq's invasion of Kuwait to Obama's impactful decision regarding Syria, "Best of Enemies: Part Three" delves into the pivotal events that have shaped the course of history over the past three decades. The graphic storytelling captures the essence of the First Gulf War, the rise of al-Qaeda, the aftermath of September 11, and the ongoing conflict in Syria.

Experience the clash of ideologies and power struggles between four US presidents and their Middle Eastern counterparts in a compelling narrative. Transcending political boundaries, "Best of Enemies: Part Three" offers a captivating account of 30 years of conflict and diplomacy, providing a profound understanding of the complexities that define contemporary geopolitics.

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