How are you relating the events in the Middle East to your kids and your course? Are you setting this somehow in the global context with Russia-Tiawan and China-Taiwan?
How are you relating the events in the Middle East to your kids and your course? Are you setting this somehow in the global context with Russia-Tiawan and China-Taiwan?
Curtis Greeley , thanks for asking such a good question. I'm not sure how I will present it to my students. This article from the Times does provide some discussion of its global context.
Curtis Greeley , thanks for asking such a good question. I'm not sure how I will present it to my students. This article from the Times does provide some discussion of its global context.
Thanks, John Vidoli for the article. I have long been interested in Middle Eastern history and have devoured Hourani's A History of the Arab Peoples, Friedman's From Beirut to Jerusalem, Zunes' Tinderbox, and Destiny Disrupted by Ansary to name a few. Thanks for the article, I found this one very interesting too - www.foreignaffairs.com/.../what-hamas-attack-means-israel-daniel-byman-alexander-palmer