Posted in Iran, Maps on Jun 18th, 2009 Comments Off on Iran’s elections mapped
From MESH Admin These two maps depict official Iranian presidential election results by province with varying degrees of detail. The map on the left has been produced by Critical Threats, a project of the American Enterprise Institute. The map on the right has been prepared by the Guardian Datablog. Click on the thumbnail of each […]
Posted in Israel, Maps on May 19th, 2009 Comments Off on On every fridge in Israel
From MESH Admin From May 31 to June 4, Israel will conduct its largest country-wide civil defense drill ever, code-named “Turning Point 3.” At its height, on June 2, a siren will sound, and all Israelis will be expected to enter protected rooms and shelters for a few minutes. In advance of the drill, Israel’s […]
Posted in Hamas, Israel, Maps, Palestinians on Jan 6th, 2009 Comments Off on Updated Gaza situation map
From MESH Admin This updated map, released today by UNOSAT, presents reported military operations and attacks by Israel and Hamas from December 25 to January 5, within and surrounding the Gaza Strip. Click on thumbnail to view the map.
Posted in Hamas, Israel, Maps, Palestinians on Dec 31st, 2008 Comments Off on Situation map, Gaza crisis
From MESH Admin This map, released today by UNOSAT, presents reported attacks by Israel and Hamas from December 25 to 31, within and surrounding the Gaza Strip. “Damage locations have been taken exclusively from open media sources. Many recorded damage sites shown are approximate and may not represent all known incident locations.” Click on the […]
Posted in Chuck Freilich, Iran, Maps, Michael Rubin, Nuclear, Qaeda, Robert Satloff on Nov 10th, 2008 3 Comments »
From Michael Rubin The Islamic Republic has been pursuing a nuclear program for the better part of two decades. Concerns over Iranian intentions were among the reasons cited by Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel, for example, when he inaugurated Germany’s “critical dialogue” in 1992. Subsequent years have been littered with failed diplomatic initiatives, most notably: Reagan’s […]
Posted in Chuck Freilich, Egypt, Geopolitics, Israel, Jordan, Maps, Palestinians, Philip Carl Salzman on Oct 1st, 2008 5 Comments »
From MESH Admin Israeli Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Giora Eiland served as head of the Israeli National Security Council from 2004 to 2006. He is the author of a new paper, “Rethinking the Two-State Solution” (The Washington Institute for Near East Policy), in which he argues for exploration of two other alternatives: the “Jordanian option” and […]
Posted in Maps, Media on Sep 25th, 2008 Comments Off on Internet map of the Middle East
From MESH Admin Information Week publishes a story on the Internet Mapping Project: 2008 is the tenth anniversary of a project to map the Internet. Undertaken by Lumeta, the effort was undertaken as a long-range research project to study the growth of the online world…. The project gathers routing data to all backbone routers hosted […]
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