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Diary Of A Terrorist: Mikdad

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Men with bombs strapped to their chest walk in 1 direction. Caption. It was Hezbollah who gave birth to the phenomenon.

On April 12, 1996, Hussein Mikdad, a Lebanese man recruited to be a guerilla fighter for the Hezbollah, became the only victim of his own bomb in a hotel room in East Jerusalem. The accidental explosion left him a blind amputee. When his condition stabilized, he was interrogated. Research and interviews with Mikdad reveal a network of international terrorism operating not only in the Middle East but also in the U.S. and Europe. NOTE: Frontal nudity.

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Runtime: 50 minutes 26 seconds

Topic: Geography, Social Science
Subtopic: Middle East, Terrorism
Grade/Interest Level: 12
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Release Year: 1998
Producer/Distributor: Direct Cinema
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Close up of the World Trade Center towers obscured by an explosive plume of fiery smoke. Right tower gapes open near top.

Dark frame shows a shadowy figure standing indoors. Text at the bottom of the frame reads, "Reenactment."

Person wearing a protective gown, mask and gloves handling materials. Caption: (narrator) Is the powdered anthrax which has contaminated

A group of people bow forward on their knees. Caption. Are catalysts for breeding terrorism.

Crowd of people looking in 1 direction with distressed expressions on their faces.

3 Saudi royal men stand in front of tanks. Two other Saudi men sit atop tanks. Caption. Osama was at odds with the Saudi royals.

President Obama at a press briefing, standing in the hallway of the White House before a microphone and podium. Caption. The United States launched a targeted operation.

New York City street with cars in distance and people crossing street. Caption. Male as narrator. This is where I live.

Woman wearing a leather jacket and sitting in front of a lake. Caption. I chose infantry because it was the opposite of a desk job.

Crowd of people standing in a city street, some are wearing white hoods covering their face. Caption. Islamic Jihad proclaimed their victory over death.