The Village of Dier Yassin

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A. Statement of the first main point; you should not use a source in this sentence.

That last bit is the author of the webpage’s opinion. ( I did a quick search on this fellows page to see if I could find out his accreditations, not surprisingly there are none. Also not surprising is his unwillingness to respond to his emails that he gets generated from his site. Oh but you can

"You arrive at a village, and in this calm environment, one starts to hear echo."

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You are Fatima, a middle-aged, middle-class woman in El Nahra, Iraq in 1954. You have met an American woman for the first time in your life, and have come to know her pretty well. But you just cannot understand how she can be happy living according to the American customs she has described to you. Construct Fatima’s argument for why the customs of Iraq, especially as they relate to gender roles and gender relationships, are vastly superior to those of the United States.

The info in the article is reliable as it uses authentic data sources. Some of the data sources used are:

Please find attached the document. Note that has two information stated as "???" that I could not find the information.

For my investigation I have found both secondary and primary information. My secondary information is from various sources off the internet. This will help me find out the

Another limitation of this source is how it was written in 2003 and new imformation about this topic could have been found out since then.

Reliable Publisher: Who is the publisher? What is the publisher's reputation? Has this source been published by a scholarly or peer-reviewed press? Is this source available in trusted archives, such as subscription databases? If this is from a website, how stable is that website?

The cover page of this TIME magazine, an issue of 1979 invoked purely the orientalist idea of the Middle East. It represented the faulty equation of Islam= Muslim= Arab= terrorist or religious fanatics.