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Ze’ev Shemer Copy Right 2010
Israel and the Palestinian nightmare is not only a reliable reference book; it is a captivating description and review of the Arab-Israeli conflict. It offers an honest account of where Israel went wrong, covers facts relating to the origins of the nation of Israel and the profound effect that history has had upon contemporary events. The Arab-Israeli conflict is not a conflict over land nor is it rooted in ancient claims of two peoples to the same small piece of real estate in the Middle East; but rather it is a battle between Judaism and Islam. A battle the Christian world has been touched by but so far timidly involved with.
Israel and the Palestinian nightmare, answers some of the toughest questions regarding Israel and the Palestinian people. It takes the reader through an historical timeline that puts many issues into proper perspective. Aside from the historical timeline and a clear description of the Arab-Israeli conflict, the book contains inspiring articles and commentaries by Middle East experts such as former UN Ambassador Yoram Ettinger, Dr. Phyllis Chesler, Dr. Paul Eidelberg; as well as thought-provoking observations written by Larry Miller, David Wilder and Shifra Hoffman among others. This book will clarify many of the misconceptions that exist regarding this conflict and it is essential reading for both Jew and gentile alike.
Several of my articles have appeared in periodicals and Internet news sites. I am a college professor and teach English and Social Studies in a multi-cultural college in northern Israel. Most of my students are Jewish, Druze, Christians and Muslims. My familiarity with the Arab-Israeli conflict stems from personal experiences, as well as from many years of research. It was my association with brilliant and passionate Jewish thinkers that shaped my understanding of Israel's struggles.
I graduated with a B.A. from University of Miami, obtained my MSEd from Barry University, and I am currently enrolled in a doctoral program. As a son of Holocaust survivors I believe this project to be an essential stepping-stone toward the pursuit of truth and justice.
Thank you for your consideration.
The entire manuscript (71,000 words) is available upon request.
