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The 33-Day War is a book that examines the causes and consequences of the impact on the recent Middle East war. The book describes the popular basis of Hezbollah in Lebanon among the Shiites, but also its relation to the country's other religious communities and political forces. It analyzes the regional roles of Syria, Iran, and Hamas as well as the politics of the United States and Europe. The book dissects the strategic and political background behind recent actions taken by Israel; the impact of Israel's incursion into Lebanon and effects on Lebanon's population and the consequences of the war on Israel polity and society.
Up to date through the events of October, 2006, this book assesses the causes and consequences of the impact on the recent Middle East war. The authors describe the popular basis of Hezbollah in Lebanon among the Shiites, but also its relation to the country's other religious communities and political forces. They analyze the regional roles of Syria, Iran, and Hamas as well as the politics of the United States and Europe. The book dissects the strategic and political background behind recent actions taken by Israel; the impact of Israel's incursion into Lebanon and effects on Lebanon's population' and the consequences of the war on Israel polity and society. Throughout the years, Lebanon has confirmed its stance as Israel's vietnam: the last war provoked the most serious political earthquake that Israel ever experienced sinse the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
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