Beirut Rules: The Murder of a CIA Station Chief and Hezbollah's War Against America
Beirut Rules examines the murder of a CIA station chief and Hezbollah’s war against America. Fred Burton and Samuel Katz explore this consequential episode through the interconnected subjects of espionage, terrorism, political violence, and international relations in the Middle East.
About This Book
Beirut Rules examines the murder of a CIA station chief in Beirut and its connection to Hezbollah’s conflict with the United States.
The book focuses on espionage, political violence, and the consequences of a major confrontation in the Middle East.
Fred Burton and Samuel Katz present the subject through the lens of intelligence and international affairs.
It offers readers an account of a consequential episode involving the CIA, Hezbollah, Beirut, and America’s wider struggle against terrorism.
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