... , oil-field workers, and so forth. The capital earn by those visitant-workers sent home to their families was of tremendous importance to the national income in states such as Jordan, Egypt, Yemen, and also the Palestinian zones (The Middle East, n.d.). All the wealth received by those visitors was spent in their home location, boosting their domestic economies. During this period ... cases surpassing, western European economic levels. (F. Salman, personal communication, February 20, 2015). Nevertheless, there was a gigantic difference on the lower end of the scale, where countries such ...

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... career-minded, thus they lose their interest in the bringing up of kids. Arab Women in Workplace The entire world has seen an increase in the economic growth in Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Morocco, Sudan, Syria and Tunisia. The root cause of the growth is the increase in women in the workplace that was the start of education. The other Arab countries ... career as a politician since it involves heavily use of power which families often reject as a non-decent profession. But with the slow rise of women such as Queen Rania of Jordan and Suzanne Mubarak of Egypt taking part in politics, other wom...

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... revenue for the U.S. Recently "defense industry officials told Congress that they were expecting within days a request from Arab allies fighting the Islamic State - Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan and Egypt - to buy thousands of American-made missiles, bombs and other weapons, replenishing an arsenal that has been depleted over the past year" (Mazzetti and Cooper). That is ... ...

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... rights violator, 99.3% of women undergoes sexual harassment. Also, due to the war in Iraq thousands of displaced women are forced to work as prostitutes in neighboring countries, such as Jordan. Similar to Iraq, females in Syria are subject to rape and sexual assault by armed militants and girls as young as 12 years old are being married in refugee camps ... ...

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... women, including Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Islam requires women to wear hijabs which is a traditional cloth covering top to bottom of the body while in other countries like Kuwait, Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria, the veil is not mandatory. There are also limitations when driving a car in which women have the right to drive in all Arabic countries except Saudi Arabia. The ... ...

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... of technologies prohibited under UN resolutions. All these actions indicate Iraq's intent to rebuild it weapons and missiles of mass destruction. Iraq is bound by Turkey, Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Syria, and the Persian Gulf. Its population of around 23 million is ethnically and religiously diverse. Approximately 77% are Arabs. Sunni Muslims form around 17% of the Arab population and ... ...

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... and are willing to overlook Westerners' ignorance of certain nuances, but there are some aspects of the religion that Arabs will not put aside. More liberal Arab nations such as Jordan, Oman and Morocco allow women to hold various positions in business; conservative Saudi Arabia still bans women from legally driving a car. Arabs appear to be less forgiving of less obvious ... ...

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