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Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator is a turn-based strategy game about playing as Israel and surviving.

It has a Let's Play here. Someone recently^[when?] made a freeware Fan Remake of the game, which is available for download here.

Tropes used in Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator include:

Arab-Israeli Conflict
As the Good Book Says... -- If you trigger nuclear war: "And a third of the grass was burnt up..."
The Chessmaster -- Any player who wins the game.
The Great Politics Mess-Up -- The Soviet Union still exists in this game, and Iran seldom goes hardline in the game.
Next Sunday A.D. -- The game starts in 1996, after the Prime Minister of Israel has been assassinated. The game itself was made in 1990, before Yitzhak Rabin took office.
You Nuke'Em

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-''Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator'' is a turn-based strategy game about playing as Israel and surviving.
+''[[Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator]]'' is a turn-based strategy game about playing as Israel and surviving.
-It has a Let's Play [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=26269.0 here]. Someone recently made a freeware [[Fan Remake]] of the game, which is available for download [http://ilfera.blogspot.com/ here].
+It has a Let's Play [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=26269.0 here]. Someone recently{{when}} made a freeware [[Fan Remake]] of the game, which is available for download [http://ilfera.blogspot.com/ here].
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-=== This game contains examples of the following tropes: ===
-* [[Arab Israeli Conflict]]
+* [[Arab-Israeli Conflict]]
-* [[As the Good Book Says]] -- If you trigger nuclear war: "And a third of the grass was burnt up..."
+* [[As the Good Book Says...]] -- If you trigger nuclear war: "And a third of the grass was burnt up..."
-* [[Next Sunday AD]] -- The game starts in 1996, after the Prime Minister of Israel has been assassinated. The game itself was made in 1990, before Yitzhak Rabin took office.
 * [[The Chessmaster]] -- Any player who wins the game.
-* [[The Great Politics Mess Up]] -- The Soviet Union still exists in this game, and Iran seldom goes hardline in the game.
+* [[The Great Politics Mess-Up]] -- The Soviet Union still exists in this game, and Iran seldom goes hardline in the game.
+* [[Next Sunday A.D.]] -- The game starts in 1996, after the Prime Minister of Israel has been assassinated. The game itself was made in 1990, before Yitzhak Rabin took office.
 * [[You Nuke'Em]]
 {{reflist}}
-[[Category:Turn Based Strategy]]
+[[Category:Turn-Based Strategy]]
 [[Category:Freeware Games]]
-[[Category:Conflict Middle East Political Simulator]]
+[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
-[[Category:Trope]]