Book on Iraq War Proves to Be the First of Its Kind

Very few Americans can grasp the concept of what's happening in Iraq. Some soldiers overseas witness the horrors of war, but still, the whole story and the big picture are never put together in one recollection. However, one book will show the world and explain what is truly happening in Iraq; war, politics, and all.

According to a press release, "Iraq Decoded" will be released in book stores all over the country on August 10. The book, written by Dr. Jabbar Fazeli, is an up-to-date overview of the happenings going on in Iraq. The book uses facts and a non-biased perspective to explain and analyze events in the war-torn country. The book also includes a full and unique analysis and realistic options on how the country can move forward into the future.

Inside the book, you will also find local Iraq events, true to the facts, that many Americans can relate to. "Iraq Decoded" promises to deliver raw facts in a westernized fashion that reaches out to not only the mind, but the intellect.

"It's hard to find a book on the events in Iraq that really express the big picture in a way average people can understand," said book store employee Renee Orville. "From what I know, "Iraq Decoded" will deliver a powerful punch to anyone's understanding of the Iraq War. I can't wait to get my copy. I know I and any other reader of the book are in for an awakening."

Dr. Jabbar Fazeli is a Maine resident. However, he still considers himself Middle Eastern, as he hails as a Shiite from Iran. Dr. Fazeli has spent parts of his life in Kuwait, a melting pot of Middle Eastern cultures, and now the United States. Due to his experiences being immersed in different cultures in both the United States and in the Middle East, his book delivers to readers of many cultures or backgrounds.

To get his word across in a powerful way, Dr. Fazeli is personally mailing free copies of "Iraq Decoded" to hundreds of politicians, community leaders, and other high up officials throughout the United States. He hopes that his book will help explain what is happening in Iraq and the broader concept of Iraq in today's American society.