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Kurdistan: More Like Israel, Less Like Iraq
GATESTONE by Lawrence A. Franklin December 25, 2014 Like Israel, Kurdistan is more democratic than any of its neighbors. Like Israel, Kurdistan is surrounded by enemies that wish it did not exist. Like Israel, Kurdistan looks West. And like Israel, … Continue reading
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Tagged Erbil, Islamic State, Kurdistan, Kurds, Pershmerga
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