Aftermath

Kabul

Kabul-Kandahar highway

Kadhim, Imam

Kadhim Mosque

Kadhimayn Mosque

al-Kadhimi, Adnan

al-Kadhimi, Sheikh Raed

Kadhimiya

Kadhimiya prison

Kagan, Fred

Kahl, Colin

Kalyvas, Stathis

Kandahar

al-Kanj, Basim

Karameh, Omar

Karar Brigade

Karbala

Karkh cemetery

Karzai, Hamid

Kaywan, Raed Ahmed

Keane, Jack

Kentucky Fried Chicken

Khadra

Khalaq, Abdallah (Abu Obeida)

al-Khalaylah, Ahmad Fadhil Nazal

See also al-Zarqawi, Abu Musab

Khaldan Camp

al-Khaleq, Abdel Rahman

Khalid, Sheikh

Khalil, Dr.

Khalilzad, Zalmay

Khalis, Maulvi Muhamad Younes

Khamenei, Ayatollah

Khan, Dad Muhamad

Khan, Nafez

Khatib, Ismail

al-Khatib, Sahar

al-Khattab, Omar ibn

al-Khazraji, Sheikh Muayad

al-Kheiqani, Abu Haidar

al-Khirbit, Sattam

al-Khirbit, Sheikh Mudhir

Khomeini, Ayatollah

Khreis, Samih

Khudeir, Sheikh Ahmed

Khudeir, Walid

Kidnappings

al-Kinani, Sheikh Hussein Karim

Kirkuk

Kites, issue of

Kitson, Frank

Koran, the

Korean War

Kosovo

al-Kubaisi, Sheikh Abdul Ghafar

Kubeisi, Ahmad

al-Kubeisi, Sheikh Abdul Salam

Kuehl, Dale

Kufa Mosque

al-Kufi, Abbas

Kunduz province

Kurdish militias

“Kurdish north” label

Kurdish pesh merga

Kurdish revival

Kurdistan

Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP)

Kurds

and the “80 percent solution,”

empowerment of the

and the execution of Saddam

following American invasion

internally displacing

periphery vs. center

and secession

and sectarian cleansing

and the shifts in sectarianism

status of

Kuwait

L

Lahoud, Emile

Lake Habbaniya

Lamb, Graeme

al-Lami, Ali (Ali Faisal)

The Lancet

Lang, Pat

Langan, Sean

Latifya, battles in

LBC television

Learning to Eat Soup With a Knife: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Malaya and Vietnam (Nagl)

Lebanese army

agreement made with militias by

standing by

strength of the