The Middle East in 2007
It's been a rough year for the Middle East, from Saddam's hanging to mass killings in Iraq and the war of words over Iran's alleged nuclear weapons program. The Mosaic Intelligence Report takes a look back and asks whether there is hope for the future.It’s been a rough year for the Middle East, from Saddam’s hanging to mass killings in Iraq and the war of words over Iran’s alleged nuclear weapons program. The Mosaic Intelligence Report takes a look back and asks whether there is hope for the future.
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