Mandaṭ
By: Nisan Shor
Publisher: Keter
Published: 2021
Place of publication: Moshav Ben-Shemen
Language: heb
Number of pages: 287
Copyright date: 2021
Subjects: Fiction; History; Christians; Behavior; Assassination; Messianism
Other titles: Mandate /
Description: "The State of Israel was not established in 1948. The Declaration of Independence was not signed. Zionism was defeated, its leaders eliminated.... Avinoam Tubolski is the founder of a movement that openly seeks to extend the British Mandate.... The young man became prime minister of the British-run puppet state... He fantasizes about Israel being like England.... A mysterious Christian sect takes over the army and the state, executes opponents of the government and expels the locals. Tubolsky is embroiled in a tangle of subversive struggles, brutal rivalries, toxic intrigues and religious messianic aspirations. This novel is about what would have happened if the British had stayed in the  Palestine area." --
Notes: In Hebrew.