Shatila refugee camp
Shawish, Zuheir
Shawkat, Asef
Shehab, Fouad
al-Sheikh, Fattah
“Shiite crescent,”
Shiite Hizballah-Iranian model
Shiite House
Shiite militias
accusations against
in Amriya
cease-fire of
depending on Al Qaeda for protection from
and ease of integration into the ISF
Hizballah training, media accusation of
linked to Iraqi Security Forces
other targets of
and the road to civil war
treatment of Palestinians
Shiite mosques
Shiite pilgrims
Shiite Political Council
Shiite revival
Shiite shrines
“Shiite south” label
Shiites
actual representation of Sunnis and
American perception of
beliefs held by
common epithet involving
divided, and U.S. strategic interests
empowerment of
failed uprising against Saddam by
in the first outbreaks of civil war
as the first target of AQI
important holidays of
moderate, losing
and mosque attendance
new Saddam of the
periphery vs. center
preferred burial site for
reported missing on the Internet
Salafi view of
secular
as the winners
Zarqawi’s warning to
Shiite-Sunni conflict/violence.
“Shock and awe” doctrine
“Shock therapy” techniques
Shoter, Faris Sayid Hassan
Shrine of Ali
Shuhada Mosque
Shuqair, Wafiq
Shurufi Mosque
Shuwafa
Siniora, Fouad
al-Sistani, Grand Ayatollah Ali
Slocombe, Walter
Smugglers
Soccer, views of
Social engineering
Solagh, Bayan Jabr
Somalia
Sons of Iraq (SOI)
Soviets/Soviet Union.
Special Republican Guard
Stalin, Joseph
Status of Forces Agreement
Straw, Jack
Sudan
al-Sudani, Abdul Falah
Sufis
Suicide bombings
Suleiman, Michel
Suleiman, Muhamad Haidar
Sunna, the, Salafis view of
“Sunni Arab” label
Sunni Endowment
Sunni militias
believed to be lying dormant
building, in Lebanon
cease-fire of
escalation between Mahdi Army and
funding for, significant source of
new, creation of
other targets of
paid by the U.S. military
Sunni mosques
Sunni newspapers
Sunni revival
“Sunni Triangle” label
Sunnis
American perception of
changing attitude of
coup attempts by
