This thriller about the Israeli-Arab conflict comes with rare praise from one of the masters of suspense fiction and with a premise that suggests exploration of deep moral dilemmas. The endorsement comes from Stephen King, who says the book is “about the lies we tell ourselves until the truth is forced upon us,” and is “what great fiction is all about.”
Once a radical Fatah leader, the Palestinian professor has come under fire for taking his students to Auschwitz to teach reconciliation.
All sides have jumped on this tragedy to further
their own political agendas.
Studies show that including women in peace negotiations improves chances of success.
American Jews need to stop turning a blind eye to the resettlement of Israel’s Bedouins.
The “status quo” summers of 2013 and 1973
