A view from the eye of the storm
Subtitle: terror and reason in the Middle East
By: Haim Harari.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc.
Published: 2005
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 222
Subjects: Arab-Israeli conflict; Terrorism -- Islamic countries
Notes: Includes index.
"From the speech that became an international sensation"--Cover.
Table of contents: title: Foreword: The scientist and the taxi driver; title: Pt. 1: The raging storm. From Abraham Lincoln to the Internet ; Where is the storm? ; MTA: Master's in terror administration ; The virgins are ready ; A ticking bomb ; Rewriting international law ; The referee is biased; title: Pt. 2: The hesitant world. Trouble in Giobania ; Intellectual property and intellectual poverty ; There goes the neighborhood ; The non-Arab crescent ; Freedom fries ; Does the sun rise in the East ; Right is wrong ; Left behind ; Ignorance and apathy; title: Pt. 3: The persistent lies. The superficial village ; Words kill ; Pictures lie ; The truth, but not the whole truth ; Some refugees are more equal than others ; Rewriting history ; Life near the end zone ; Fooling most of the people, most of the time; title: Pt. 4: The uncertain future. They mean what they say ; Why don't you choose someone else? ; Milli-Giobania in the eye of the storm ; Collective suicide ; Everybody know the solution ; The nuclear stone age ; A correct diagnosis is half a cure ; The world according to my Grandmother.