Which is the better phrase for a neighborhood with confusing intersections, medieval Jerusalem, etc,?

Brad Duplessis Wesley Morgan A Fella’s Fella Stephen Webber My battalion task force was dispatched from Q-west down Najaf and had to go all the way around Baghdad to the east side in order to find river crossings. We had Easter dinner at the 1st ID FOB outside Baqubah.

Brad here describes the experience of one 10th Mountain rifle company in Anbar and the “Triangle of Death” south of Baghdad during the chaotic spring of 2004.

(Coincidentally, a company whose next deployment, to the Pech/Waygal, I described in THE HARDEST PLACE.)

Wesley Morgan Stephen Webber Last note — at one point in 2004 the Shia insurgents knocked out 20+ bridges. We had to ration fuel, food and water because the supply lines were cut.

There was ZERO press coverage.

Most detailed representation I have seen of the boundaries of the Netzarim Corridor (the IDF-held portion of Gaza from which the remaining IDF brigade is continuing to mount raids into northern and central parts of the strip) and the IDF outposts within it

Broke—SOF team putting itself into a precarious place where it will likely take fire, so that they will be justified firing back

Woke—4-star SOF general doing this

(Hopefully real reason he’s there is to deter Iran from direct attacks and encourage them to limit to proxies?)

An American professor, Jodi Dean, calls Oct 7 'exhilarating,' claims Hamas is supported by 'the entirety of the Palestinian left' & applies Leila Khaled's defense of 'the justness of hijacking.'

I don't imagine any Verso editors will resign à la Guernica.
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