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Dive deep into the intricate world of militant movements in the Middle East and North Africa with Jude Obuseh's groundbreaking book. Uncover the origins, ideologies, and impact of influential groups that have shaped the region's political landscape and global dynamics. 🌐

From Hezbollah's rise in Lebanon to the global threat of ISIS, each chapter offers valuable insights into their history, leadership, and activities. 

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Explore the complex political, economic, and social dynamics fueling these movements. 

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