A Beirut Rules book review covering the true story of CIA Station Chief William Buckley and Hezbollah’s war against America.
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Tag: Middle East
The ISIS Jordan Intelligence War: A Review of No Shadows in the Desert
A review of No Shadows in the Desert — the ISIS Jordan intelligence war told through espionage, loss, and covert operations.
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The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine: A Detailed Review
Explore the Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine and its impact through historical records and eyewitness accounts.
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The Architect of Espionage Review: Meir Dagan’s Mossad Legacy
Architect of Espionage review explores how Meir Dagan built Mossad into a strike-first force. Read our full book analysis here.
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Saddam Hussein CIA Iraq: A Review of The Achilles Trap by Steve Coll
Saddam Hussein CIA Iraq explored in Steve Coll’s The Achilles Trap, a study of power, mistrust, and the origins of the Iraq War.
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Son of Hamas Review: A Story of Spy, Faith, and Betrayal
A Son of Hamas review covering faith, betrayal, and the true story of a Hamas insider turned Shin Bet spy.
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Benghazi Attack Book Review: 13 Hours by Mitchell Zuckoff
A Benghazi attack book review of 13 Hours by Mitchell Zuckoff. Read the ground-level story of the CIA team that fought that night.
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The CIA Insider’s Guide to the CIA Iran Crisis
A clear review of the CIA Iran Crisis, tracing the 1953 coup, rising tension, and lasting impact on U.S.–Iran relations.
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Imperial Hubris: Why the West Is Losing the War on Terror — Book Review
Imperial Hubris book review: Michael Scheuer’s controversial CIA analysis of why America fails in the War on Terror.
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