Vanessa R. Bowman, an American spokeswoman, said the area was "an ideal environment to conceal enemy support bases and training sites, as well as plan and launch attacks aimed at terrorizing innocent civilians".
"I suspect that violence will increase as we place this unit but will go down over time," she added, "because we assess that there are considerable enemy support areas in both provinces and we will be going after them".
Psychological warfare, also called psywar, the use of propaganda against an enemy, supported by such military, economic, or political measures as may be required.
"The world looks far more peaceful and stable than at any time in several centuries...what is needed from Washington is not another heroic exertion of American military power, but rather a sustained effort to engage with allies, isolate enemies, support free markets and democratic values, and push these positive trends forward".
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, who has often opposed concessions to Israel's enemies, supported the swap with Hezbollah because it would bring home a captive Israeli, Mr. Tannenbaum.
There is, too, a regional political dimension; the UAE and Qatar are close to enemies, supporting rival forces in the conflict-riven Middle East.
Mousavi's remarks directly contradicted the latest pronouncements from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader, who said that "foreign enemies" supported the unrest by broadcasting "procedures for rioting" through their media.
No political leader will dare speak in defense of a text under attack unless the book in question targets his enemies; supporting the freedom of unpopular speech only costs votes and never wins them.
Douglas's political enemies supported Breckinridge, and Buchanan reluctantly dispensed patronage to Breckinridge allies, further alienating Douglas.
Others, like A Tribe Called Quest, Cypress Hill and Public Enemy, found support within alternative rock.
Mr. Olmert's government failed to halt settlements and give the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas — Hamas's sworn enemy — the support he needed.
