... water distribution (Ofori-Amoah A. 2004). International rivers conflicts triggered many peacemakers to come up with solutions that could be part of the resolution process of those many discords. In the middle-east and more especially in our case, the Jordan River, international laws were seems to be alone not enough in order to resolve the conflict. In this essay, I will try to ... the major issue there but with the presence of a "Water Fortress" like Lebanon everything is possible to insure water to everyone. As a future water consultant specialized in the Middle-East, I blame all the ...

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... of so great a size, and having such committed voting practices). The USSR on the other hand, aside from wishing to maintain the Suez Canal, had few true objectives in the Middle East than just destabilising it for the United States. This was observed in the supply of false intelligence by the Soviets to Egypt in order to have them attack Israel on ... ...

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