NEWS SOURCE: Fazeli Publishing
PORTLAND, Maine – July 25 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — “Iraq decoded” (ISBN: 978-0-9794922-0-4, Fazeli Publishing), a book by Dr. Jabbar Fazeli is scheduled for release on August 10, 2007. “Iraq decoded” (www.Iraqdecoded.com) is an up-to-date, non-partisan overview of the facts surrounding events in Iraq, coupled with a unique analysis and realistic options for moving forward.
The author is a Maine resident and a native of the Middle East.
He draws upon his insights into Middle Eastern politics and culture to help readers make sense out of the current chaos in Iraq while simultaneously offering hope for alternate routes for progress.
The book includes 25 photos and CIA maps embedded throughout the text to illustrate cultural and geopolitical facts.
Dr. Fazeli is mailing complimentary copies of this book to a few hundred politicians, officials, and community leaders in an effort to introduce a broader perspective with regard to the debate over Iraq occurring in America today.
“Iraq decoded” is NOW available for order on www.barnesandnoble.com as well as at www.Iraqdecoded.com.
The book will be available on other major book sellers’ web sites a few weeks after its release date.
News issued by: Fazeli Publishing
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NEWS SOURCE: Fazeli Publishing | Published: 2007-07-25 17:19:00
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