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Ali Alsalem _3_d7c7 — "Peace in the Middle East" and even "Democracy in the Middle East" are starting to become cliched phrases, lacking the cultural, political and historical background to fully comprehend the difficulties of reform. Looking over the Middle East's broad landscape, Robin Wright attempts to outline the players and reformers in a few representative Middle Eastern states. She does omit a few nations, most notably Saudi Arabia, but does include Egypt, the Palestinian Territories, Syria, Lebanon, Iran, the closing chapter that focuses on the Iraq war and the "success" story of Morocco. The picture is stark and very clear: the reformers have an uphill battle to fight. The Middle East is riddled with turmoil, spurts of violence, and the familiar pattern of weak, corrupt or autocratic governments. In Egypt, it is the Mubarak regime and State Security. Syria has the Assad presidency and the Mukhabarat secret police. Multi-ethnic Lebanon is fractured between its many groups and the Palestinian territories is split between the Hamas and Fatah movements. Iran is ruled by the religious clerics, and backed by the Revolutionary Guards. The odds are not good, but the agents of change continue to seek progress and reform despite constant surveillance, imprisonment and torture. In Egypt, it is for transparent and fair elections. In Lebanon, it is for civil engagement in the aftermath of Rafik Hariri's assassination. Iran hopes for a new interpretation of Islam and the Palestinians look for unity. No book of the Middle East can really be complete without a discussion of Islam and some of the extremists. In Lebanon, there is a brief history of the Sunni / Shiite division. Iran includes a discussion on "jihad and ijtihad." The Egypt chapter includes the Muslim Brotherhood and its influence on Osama bin Laden. Hezbollah in Lebanon. Highly recommended for a general introduction to the current situation in the Middle East. I myself may return to this book from time to time to refresh my memory.