Aftermath by Rosen, Nir -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Praise Also by Nir Rosen Title Page Dedication OUR COUNTRY IS A GRAVEYARD Part One - THE LEBANONIZATION OF IRAQ

CHAPTER ONE - Occupation

Baghdad—City of Decay Falluja 2004

CHAPTER TWO - Road to Civil War

The Rise of the Mosque The Rise of the Sadr Current The Cleansing of Amriya Dora—First Outbreaks of Civil War The Brothers Mulla Murder Gang The Balance of Power Shifts Escalation

CHAPTER THREE - Slaughterhouse

The Road to Najaf After Zarqawi’s Death The Death of Saddam

Part Two - THE IRAQIFICATION OF THE MIDDLE EAST

CHAPTER FOUR - Among the Jihadis

The Story of Hudheifa Azzam

CHAPTER FIVE - Exiles

The Displaced In Damascus “First minorities left Iraq, now we get Sunnis targeted by Shiite militias.” Lost Amid the Millions in Cairo “Nothing positive has come from the Iraqis,” he said. “You can’t trust an Iraqi.”

CHAPTER SIX - The Battle of Nahr al-Barid: Iraq Comes to Lebanon

The July War and After Marooned in Lebanon The Mystery of Fatah al-Islam

Part Three - THE SURGE

CHAPTER SEVEN - “Iraqi Solutions for Iraqi Problems”

Ghost Town Ghost Police Getting to Know Adil The War Inside the Mahdi Army The Reconciliation? Pilgrimage to Ramadi

CHAPTER EIGHT - The Battle Over Amriya

Part 1 Part 2

CHAPTER NINE - The Eclipse of the Mahdi Army

Part Four - AFTERMATH

CHAPTER TEN - Lebanon: Toward Zero Hour

Superglue and Sectarianism The May Events The Sunni Response Sectarian Hatred Spreads Across the Region

CHAPTER ELEVEN - A Guest of the Taliban

The Taliban Is Everywhere Postscript

EPILOGUE Acknowledgements A NOTE ON SOURCES INDEX Copyright Page