HAFEZ

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HAFEZ	Hostile Aircraft Free Engagement Zone

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She now spends holidays "caught somewhere between Abdel Halim Hafez and Luis Miguel," she said, adding "Latino-Arab" to her already-hyphenated experience. Arab-American literature by Sarhan, Hanaan / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs Mitchell never misses a chance to testify her fearlessness, never more so than when she confronted the late Syrian president Hafez al-Assad while in Damascus as part of the press corps covering Clinton's efforts to broker a peace deal between Syria and Israel. Air time: Andrea Mitchell sat front row for 30 years of American ... by Zengerle, Jason / Washington Monthly Hama Rules," the name he gave to the mind-set behind then-Syrian President Hafez al-Assad's February 1982 massacre of more than 10,000 Sunnis in the town of Hama, became his shorthand for all tribal displays of retributive authoritarian brutality, whether in Iraq, Lebanon, or Yemen. Capturing Tom Friedman: the Times columnist does foreign policy ... by Welch, Matt / Reason More results

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She now spends holidays "caught somewhere between Abdel Halim Hafez and Luis Miguel," she said, adding "Latino-Arab" to her already-hyphenated experience.

Arab-American literature by Sarhan, Hanaan / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs

Mitchell never misses a chance to testify her fearlessness, never more so than when she confronted the late Syrian president Hafez al-Assad while in Damascus as part of the press corps covering Clinton's efforts to broker a peace deal between Syria and Israel.

Air time: Andrea Mitchell sat front row for 30 years of American ... by Zengerle, Jason / Washington Monthly

Hama Rules," the name he gave to the mind-set behind then-Syrian President Hafez al-Assad's February 1982 massacre of more than 10,000 Sunnis in the town of Hama, became his shorthand for all tribal displays of retributive authoritarian brutality, whether in Iraq, Lebanon, or Yemen.

Capturing Tom Friedman: the Times columnist does foreign policy ... by Welch, Matt / Reason

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