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When discussing Iraq and its history, non-Iraqis around the world assume that a country that once was the cradle of civilizations and a center of culture, arts and intellectual life must be a model of how civilized, educated and cultured society should be. Most people would agree that in the first half of the 20th century, modern Iraq was a destination for Arabs seeking

From the blog of Dan Savery Raz at The Times of Israel

Efforts to destroy Iraq's variegated heritage remain. Spanning four millennia, Iraq hosts a wealth of intangible global heritage, from the Assyrian city of Ashura to the Abbasid's seat in Samarra. Regrettably, both of these sites are now in danger.

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The sectarian violence following the bombing of the Shiite shrinein Samarra has pushed Iraq to the brink of civil war and dealt amajor setback to U.S. efforts to build a stable democracy-just asit was intended to do.As bad as the current situation is, it underscores the point thatmost Iraqi factions are better served by sharing power in abroad-based government than by following the call of Islamicextremists on either side.

The late Jim Molan will be remembered for many things. Far too few will remember well documented allegations of serious atrocities in Iraq.

Russia has "a lot of resources, but they arent unlimited. They are running low on many of their weapons and ammo," a U.S. adviser to Ukraine told Newsweek.

An American-turned-ISIS bride is asking to come home with her child after she left the terrorist group in 2018.