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Farnaz Fassihi: Life Unraveling in Iraq
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Farnaz Fassihi - Iraq Has Become More Religious
04 min 21 secWall Street Journal Iraq Correspondent Farnaz Fassihi describes how society in Iraq has changed since the fall of Saddam Hussein from a secular to a more religious culture. In particular, family laws that were progressive before the war have been revoked and now follow Sharia law.
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Farnaz Fassihi - Fragile Stability Since Iraq Troop Surge
02 min 45 secFarnaz Fassihi attributes the increased stability in Iraq today to a combination of factors, including the troop surge. She says current conditions are fragile and could change at any moment without a concrete political agreement.
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Farnaz Fassihi - Lack of a Post-Invasion Plan in Iraq
02 min 28 secJournalist Farnaz Fassihi expresses the surprise she and her colleagues had at the lack of a post-invasion plan by the U.S. military and how that contributed to feelings of uncertainty and instability in Iraq.
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