That is everyone except Avram, who using his unorthodox police methods, thinks the killers may be members of a Jewish fanatical group. However, the allure of this novel rests in its characters that symbolize the various elements of life in Israel. If a reader wishes to obtain a better understanding of the nuances of Palestinian and Jewish life in Israel that led to the Rabin assassination, House of Guilt is the perfect way to learn. For questions or comments about a review, please contact the person listed at the top of the review. Ed's Internet Book Review is copyright 1995-2001, Dr. Edwin V. Bell, II, all rights reserved.
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