Pros: Unanswerable, timely, compelling, and deeply alarming Cons: None, save that one wishes it were not so true
History – as I argue in my my review of John Lukacs’s Five Days in London – does not repeat itself exactly; but it does have a nasty self-referential habit.
Pros: Very easy to read, clear, historical Cons: Perhaps a little one-sided
Hatred's Kingdom: How Saudi Arabia Supports the New Global Terrorism was written in an effort to understand the roots of global Islamic terrorism is terms of the doctrines of the Wahhabi sect of Islam that dominates the oil-rich Saudi kingdom. W ...
Dore Gold, former Israeli Ambassador to the U.N. and internationally known Middle East expert, uses previously unpublished intelligence documents to p...More at HotBookSale
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