This is a reprint of a newspaper article originally published by Al-Safīr (السفير, The Ambassador) newspaper in Beirut, Lebanon on January 11, 2001. The newspaper focuses on political issues in the Middle East. There is a picture of the editor, Haikal Hasanin, on the front page. This item is an article titled, “The Policy between Dream and Will” (السياسة بين الحلم و الارادة). It also contains several blank charts.

This is paper published in Arabic titled: "Part II: The Nature of Cooperation between Israel and the United States." There is no publication information.

This the opening feature from the Magazine Da-Capo, Vol 504 (04/Dec/2002) and is about Iraqi-Japanese relations. There are also several other articles about Iraqi-American relations and politics.

This is a damaged book in Arabic that mentions the Palestinians, the Jews, and America. There is no publication information.

This is a book summary titled "The CIA and Intelligence Workers." It is likely a review or translation of Victor Marchetti's most popular work, "The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence," first published in 1974.

This is part of a general history book published in Arabic which mentions the KGB, CIA, and Henry Kissinger. There is no publication information.

These are lists of addresses of universities and their admissions offices in England and the United States.

This is a book published in Arabic that is a history of modern Israel. The book also contains summaries of military and defense related articles published in Israeli newspapers.

This is a military text book published in Arabic. The image of a plane gives a summary of the Douglas C-47, including the country of origin (U.S.), history and specs of the aircraft. There is no publication information.

This is a report about a conference between Egypt and Israel concerning the Peace Process in the late 1970s. The report describes the conference in detail and contains the text of some speeches delivered at the conference by the Egyptian, Israeli, and American delegations.

This is a section from a publication in Arabic. It discusses the history of foreign relations in the Middle East, including financial agreements, developments after World War II, American, British and French involvement, and oil. The document includes some duplicate pages.

This is a map of the world printed by the United States Department of Defense (prepared by the Defense Mapping Agency) and is part of a series. It is missing a part of Europe.