Nir Rosen - Aftermath

that enshrined sectarianism

that signaled the civil war was over

threatening those participating in

waiting to be told who to vote for in

See also Political participation

El-Hindi, Marwan Othman

Erbil

Ethar Association

Euphrates River

European Union

Everyday Jihad (Rougier)

Exiles

in Iran

in Jordan

living as, aspects of

number of

return of

See also Iraqi refugees

Experts, self-styled

Exum, Andrew

Facility Protection Service (FPS)

Fadhil, Abu Ahmad

Fadhil area

Fadhila movement

Fadhila Party

Fadlallah, Ayatollah Muhammad Hussein

al-Faidih, Muhammad Bashar

Faisal, Ali (Ali al-Lami)

al-Faisal, Saud

Faith Campaign

Faizani, Mullah

Falah, Haji

Falcon Brigade

Falluja

destruction of, shift following

status of, in 2004

al-Faqih, Sheikh Jawad

Fard al-Qanun (Imposing the Law)

Fares, Walid

al-Fartusi, Sheikh Muhammad

Fatah

Fatah al-Intifada

Fatah al-Islam

Fatah Revolutionary Council

Fatfat, Ahmad

Fedayeen militia

Federalism

Feith, Doug

Females. See Women

Fick, Nathaniel

Fil, Joseph

Force Strategic Engagement Cell (FSEC)

Foreign fighters

Foreign military occupation, meaning of

Forward Operating Bases (FOBs)

France

Franjieh, Suleiman

Frank, Pat

Franks, Tommy

Free Patriotic Movement

Freedom fighting vs. terrorism, difficulty distinguishing

Free-market economy

Friedman, Thomas

Front for Fighting the Jews and Crusaders

Fursan (Amriya Freedom Fighters/Thurwar)

Future Current

Future Movement

Future newspaper

Future TV station

Gallagher, Brendan

Galula, D.

Garner, Jay

Gates, Robert

Gaza

Geagea, Samir

Gellhorn, Martha

Gemayel, Bashir

General Federation of Labor Unions

Generation Kill (book/ HBO series)

Geneva Convention

Gentile, Gian

Ghazaliya

Ghazni

Gheit, Ahmed Abul

Ghorayeb, Amal Saad

“Ghost police” problem

Globalized jihadism

Godfather, The (book/movie)

Gottleib, Jeffrey

Graffiti, sectarian, shift away from

Grand Mosque in Mecca

Green, Toby

Green Zone

Guantánamo

Guardian article

Gulf War

Hadley, Stephen

Haenni, Patrick

al-Haeri, Ayatollah Kadhim

Hafeez, Zerlakhta

Haiti

al-Haj, Muhammad

al-Hajj, Francois

al-Hakim, Abdul Aziz See also Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI)

Hakim family

al-Hakim, Muhammad Bakr

Halba attack

Halliday, Dennis

Hamas

al-Hamdani, Raed

Hammond, General

Hammoudah, Mohamad

Hammoudah, Nasr

Hamza Mosque

Haqbeen, Fazel Rabie

Haqqani, Jalaluddin

Harakat al-Tawhid al-Islami (The Islamic Unity Movement)

al-Hardan, Sheikh Saad Mushhan Naif

al-Hareth, Abu

al-Hariri, Bahiya

Hariri family

Hariri Foundation

al-Hariri, Rafiq

al-Hariri, Saad See also Future Movement

Hasan, Monaem Ibrahim

Hashaika, Abdallah

Hashem, Albu

Hashem, Hassan

Hashemites

Hashim, Haji

al-Hashimi, Saad

al-Hashimi, Tariq

Hassan Mosque

Hassan (son of Ali)

Hassanein Mosque

al-Hassani, Sayyid Jalil Sarkhi

Haswa

al-Hawali, Sifr

Hayaniya

Hekmatyar, Gulbuddin

Helmand province, surge in

Helweh camp

Hill, Christopher

Hitler, Adolf

Hix, Bill

Hizballah

Hizb-e-Islami faction

Homosexuals, targeting

Honorable resistance, defined

Hospitals, issues facing

Hot Bird (broadcast company)

al-Huda, Bint

Human Rights Watch

Huquq political party

Hurra television

Hurriya

Hussein, King (of Jordan)

Hussein, Qusay, death of

Hussein, Saddam

comparing America to

comparing Bush to

comparing Maliki with

comparing the SCIRI to

coup attempts on

failed uprising against

honoring/praise for

Lebanese views of

regime of, collapse of

and sectarianism

treatment of prisoners under

trial and execution of, impact of

Hussein, Sheikh

Hussein (son of Ali)

Hussein, Uday

Ibn al-Alqami

Ibn Taimiya

Ibrahim al-Khalil convent

Ibrahim, Khalil (Abu Omar)

Identity politics

Idu, Walid

IED attacks and ambushes

Imam Ali. See Ali (cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad)

Imam Hussein. See Hussein (son of Ali)

Imam Ridha shrine

Implementation and Follow-up Committee for National Reconciliation (IFCNR)

Independent High Electoral Commission

Independent Islamic Gathering

India

Institute for the Study of Diplomacy

Integrity Committee

Interim government

Internal displacement See also Iraqi refugees; specific areas with displaced population groups

International Crisis Group

International Islamic University

International Rescue Committee

International Security Assistance Force (ISAF)

Iran

accusations against

and Afghanistan

and the Badr Brigade

and Chalabi

exiles in

fear of

holy city of

illegals from, paranoia about

interference and money from, effect of

and the July War

and Lebanon

and the Mahdi Army

and the March 8 coalition

nuclear intransigence of, American response to

perceived gain from Iraqi civil war

possible intervention by

regional rivalry between Saudi Arabia and

role of

seen as gaining more power

Shah of

as Syria’s ally

talk in Washington about

Iranian pilgrims

Iranian proxy

Iranian Revolution

Iranian Revolutionary Guards

Iranian-sponsored militias

See also Badr Brigade

Iran-Iraq war

Iraq Study Group report

Iraqi Accord

Iraqi army

critique of the, during the Battle for Baghdad

disbanding of the

former colonel of

and the impact of cooperation with U.S. troops

including leaders of the, in planning sessions

national embrace of the

vs. the police

previous support for the

viewed as the most competent of the security forces

views of the

See also Iraqi Security Forces (ISF)

Iraqi Civil Defense Corp.

Iraqi civil war

burn out of the

civilian casualties during the surge vs.

and the cleansing of Amriya

context behind the

continuing civilian deaths due to, and the surge

elections that signaled the end of

end of the, and the changes that were apparent, aspects of

escalation of the

fiercest battles of the, sites of the

first outbreaks of

and how it made the U.S. occupation good

Lebanese blaming Americans for

and the Mahdi Army cease-fire

and Muqtada’s influence

names for the

power during the

restart of the, speculation over

and the rise of the mosques

road to the, aspects of

and the Sadr Current

signal indicating ending of

Sunni and Shiites reflecting back on

Sunnis accepting their loss in the

U.S. acknowledging the

vital battleground during the

warning about regional destabilization from

winner of the

See also Sectarian cleansing; Shiite militias; Sunni militias