Choosing Life in Israel
"Thanks  to P. David Hornik's accomplished writing, reporting, and highly astute  analysis of Middle East politics, this book offers a delectable and inspiring ride."--Adina Kutnicki, American Thinker"Hornik has become one of Israel's best-informed and most astute journalists....Hornik's writing about 'Israel's Struggle to Survie' (the title of Part 2 of his book) adheres to the French precept: one must laugh in order not to cry." Edward Alexander, Chicago Jewish Star"Hornik's book is a compendium of personal and political essays he has written since he became one of Israel's most incisive journalists. Arranged in chronological order, they revisit in eloquent prose a besieged nation's triumphs and tragedies, its ancient stones and its modern cities, its beauty, its warts, the incalculable harm of mindless appeasement, and its holiness."--Ruth King, Family Security Matters"The volume is a skillful blend of political and personal reportage, beautifully and informatively written, and a must-read for anyone who cares about this beleaguered, valiant country."--Janice Fiamengo, Frontpage Magazine