تاريخ وأسرار الجماعات المسلحة- أحمد بن حازم APK

The book of the flag of his friend Ahmed bin Hazem sinks into the world of those who have chosen the path of "Venice instead of democracy" to reach power. This book analyzes and discusses the history and secrets of contemporary armed groups and their experiences in different Arab and Islamic countries: Afghanistan, Algeria, Chechnya, Egypt, Iraq. The last of the countries, and without prolonging you, you will know another world after you know the pages of this book more than 600 pages .....


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The subject of the history of contemporary Arabs is one of the most important and sensitive historical periods in the composition of modern Arabs, since many facts and events have not been dispelled by dust and are still in the corridors of secret official archives and documents that are not authorized to be discovered or viewed. The period is still alive and may cause this embarrassment or red line, especially if the personality is still taking power or close to decision-making, it becomes difficult for researchers to deal with events impartiality or impartiality and provide a real and accurate picture of the events and then many Arab archives and jars (British, American, French and Italian) still do not reveal the events of periods dating back four decades or more and sometimes conceal the sensitive documents to be released for periods allowed, especially the events of the fifties at home, such as the 1956 Suez War, and the rise of Arab revolutions in several capitals .. .


The most prominent events in Arab history
Historical events in the Arab world have taken place during the modern era, including the following events: 1919-1920 The most prominent events in this period were: the withdrawal of British forces from Damascus in 1919, and the same year the establishment of the Istiqlal Party was announced. Agreement on drawing the border between Syria and Iraq by Britain and France on December 23, 1920. Agreement on the demarcation of the border between Syria and Palestine by Britain and France on December 25, 1920. The lifting of the protection declared to Egypt under the treaty concluded between Egypt and Britain on November 10, 1920, and the declaration of Egypt as an independent state. The events of 1947-1948 The most prominent events of this period include: The lifting of the question of Palestine to the United Nations on 3 April 1947, after the inability of Britain to find a solution that satisfies the Arabs and Jews together. The bloody problems between the Arabs of Palestine and the Jews on August 14, 1947 on the borders of Jaffa and Tel Aviv. The first Arab-Israeli war in Palestine took place on May 15, 1948, after the withdrawal of British forces. The Arab armies from Syria, Jordan, Egypt and Iraq participated in this war after David Ben-Gurion announced the establishment of the State of Israel. The Jews attacked the areas of the Jordanian forces in Jerusalem on August 28, 1948. The Promise of Balfour The Balfour Declaration is the promise made by the British to the Jews and granted them the right to establish their national homeland in Palestine. It was approved on 2/11/1917. This promise was part of a letter sent by British Foreign Secretary Balfour to (2) The Arab Revolt on the Ottoman Empire The Arab Revolt was led by Sharif Hussein, in which the Arab tribes that blew up the Hijaz railway took part. The revolution against the Ottomans, who were expelled from Mecca, wa City, Jeddah, Aqaba, Ma'an, and Damascus, and then from Aleppo in 1919. The Arabian Gulf was the focus of a permanent struggle between the colonial powers to seize it. Britain began its first intervention in the 17th century for the purpose of trade and then conducted a thorough survey of the coasts of the Western and Southern Gulf. It withdrew from it In 1971, and the role of the French in the seizure of the Arabian Gulf from the political and commercial aspects is very limited, because of the colonial competition that took place between them and the British on the one hand, and the Dutch on the other hand about their attempts to control the Arabian Gulf.