Since 9/11, We've Had 4 Wars in the Middle East. They've All Been Disasters. – Mother Jones
Black money behind war: How the US military-industrial complex has thrived after attacks in Middle East - Global Times
The case for withdrawing from the Middle East — Defense Priorities
Why the US will never leave the Middle East - Young Diplomats
This was the all-out US war plan for the entire Middle East | We Are The Mighty
America Can't Escape the Middle East - WSJ
Four maps that explain the chaos of the Middle East - The Washington Post
United States Foreign Policy in the Middle East after the Cold War
Weary Veterans Exemplify a Nation Reluctant for War With Iran - The New York Times
Next Middle East War Is Most Likely to Start In These Places, According to New Report
The US and Britain face no existential threat. So why do their wars go on? | Simon Jenkins | The Guardian
US has spent $5.9 trillion on Middle East, Asia wars since 2001: Study
Did the U.S. Really Spend $7 Trillion on Middle Eastern Wars? | Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
America's War for the Greater Middle East,' by Andrew J. Bacevich - The New York Times
List of modern conflicts in the Middle East - Wikipedia
America's War for the Greater Middle East: A Military History - Kindle edition by Bacevich, Andrew J.. Politics & Social Sciences Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
Middle East brief: hedging bets on US election - Economist Intelligence Unit
The Middle East and the West: The U.S. Role Grows : NPR
Trump's Secret War? U.S. Military's Presence In Middle East Has Grown 33 Percent In Past Four Months
The Potential Inroads and Pitfalls of China's Foray Into Middle East Diplomacy - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
US spending on Middle East wars, Homeland Security will reach $4.79 trillion in 2017 | Brown University
Biden Seeks to End 'Forever Wars,' But Still Has Over 30,000 Troops in Middle East One Year On
1958: When America first went to war in the Middle East
Bases, logistics, and the problem of temptation in the Middle East — Defense Priorities
