Nothing abides
Subtitle: perspectives on the Middle East and Islam
By: by Daniel Pipes
Publisher: Transaction Publishers; Routledge
Published: 2015
Place of publication: New Brunswick, New Jersey
Language: eng
Number of pages: 329
ISBN-13: 9781412856737; 9781412856836
Subjects: Politics and government; Arab-Israeli conflict
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: I. The Arab-Israeli conflict: 1. Peace process or war process? (2009); title: 2. The Muslim claim to Jerusalem (2001); title: 3. The hell of Israel is better than the paradise of Arafat (2005); title: 4. The year the Arabs discovered Palestine (1989); title: 5. Mirror image: how the PLO mimics zionism (1994); title: 6. The road to Damascus: what Netanyahu almost gave away in 1998 (1999); title: II. Middle Eastern politics: 1. Understanding Middle Eastern conspiracy theories (1991); title: 2. Dealing with Middle Eastern conspiracy theories (1992); title: 3. The Alawi capture of power in Syria (1989); title: 4. The scandal of U.S.-Saudi relations (2002); title: 5. Obituary for Nizar Hamdoon (1944-2003) (2003); title: 6. What Egypt's president Sisi really thinks (2014); title: III. Islam in modern life: 1. Can Islam be reformed? (2013); title: 2. You need Beethoven to modernize (1998); title: 3. Denying Islam's role in terrorism: why? (2013); title: 4. The Rushdie rules ascendant (2010); title: IV. Islam in the west: 1. Faces of American Islam: Muslim immigration (with Khalid Duran; 2002); title: 2. CAIR: Islamists fooling the establishment (with Sharon Chadha; 2006); title: 3. Barack Obama's Muslim childhood (2012); title: V. Individuals and American Islam: 1. Stealth Islamist: Khaled Abou el Fadl (2004); title: 2. Waging jihad through the American courts: Iqbal Unus (2010); title: 3. A Palestinian in Texas: Riad Hamad (2012); title: 4. Lefty for radical Islam: Dennis Kucinich.