אחמד צ'לבי (Hebrew Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "אחמד צ'לבי" in Hebrew language version.

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4nytimes.com

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2bbc.co.uk

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1un.org

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1rudaw.net

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Jeremy Scott-Joynt, Chalabi's chequered finances, BBC News, ‏April 17, 2003
US pledge to help opposition, BBC News, ‏November 16, 1998

cnn.com

edition.cnn.com

CNN Library, Ahmed Chalabi Fast Facts, CNN, ‏October 6, 2016
Former Iraqi exile denies sending secret information to Iran, CNN, ‏May 24, 2004

nbcnews.com

Aram Roston, Iraqi politician’s suit against Jordan dismissed, NBC News, ‏August 29, 2007
Senate report cites CIA for ‘failures’ on Iraq, NBC News, ‏July 8, 2004

nytimes.com

Sewell Chan, Ahmad Chalabi, Iraqi Politician Who Pushed for U.S. Invasion, Dies at 71, New York Times, ‏November 3, 2015
Chris Hedges, A NATION CHALLENGED: THE SCHOOL; Defectors Cite Iraqi Training For Terrorism, The New York Times, ‏November 8, 2001
Judith Miller, A NATION CHALLENGED: SECRET SITES; Iraqi Tells of Renovations at Sites For Chemical and Nuclear Arms, The New York Times, ‏December 20, 2001

archive.nytimes.com

Jonathan Broder, Saddam's Bomb, The New York Times Magazine, ‏October 1, 2000

rudaw.net

Iraqi MP: Chalabi was working on unearthing corruption when he died, Rudaw, ‏November 5, 2015

state.gov

history.state.gov

The Gulf War, 1991, Office of the Historian, Foreign Service Institute United States Department of State

un.org

press.un.org

With new government, Iraq’s three-year political transition complete, although accompanied by instability, violence, security council told, United Nations, ‏June 15, 2006

washingtontimes.com

Arnaud de Borchgrave, Chalabi’s betrayal, Washington Times, ‏May 23, 2004