Etienne's Personal Mideast Conflict: Tehran-Tel Aviv-Ramallah (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781977632333)

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Etienne's Personal Mideast Conflict: Tehran-Tel Aviv-Ramallah

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Etienne's Personal Mideast Conflict: Tehran-Tel Aviv-Ramallah

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Format: Paperback
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A well-documented thriller, but not a documentary; a novel that challenges one's prejudices about the most (in)famous country of the Middle East, discovered by the hero "thanks to" an accident. With the intriguing plot of a suspense story and the burning issues of our day, this novel is in all respects believable, because it is based on real events and introduces characters from real life. It gives an inside view of the "the mysterious Middle East." The first part takes place in Iran, where the daily life of residents will come as a surprise to Western readers. The second part is set in Israel, in the heart of a conflict that occupies the front page of Western media. Recent terror attacks all over the world, and the omnipresence of ISIS in the media puts this story at the heart of the news. The author, Liliane Messika, is well known to an American audience interested in the Middle East. She has been lecturing for several years in many cities of the Middle West on this topic and on its influence upon Europe. Etienne's Own Mideast Conflict is the first of her 34 books to be translated into English.

Author: Serge Skrobacki,Liliane Messika
ISBN-10: 1977632335
ISBN-13: 9781977632333
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 11/29/2017
Pages: 216
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.65lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.46d
By Serge Skrobacki
By Serge Skrobacki
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Liliane Messika is a French writer born in Paris. She already fathered essays short stories (her Paxtor received the Hossegor Short Story Award in 2007) and novels. She is also a translator. She has translated many books on the Middle East conflicts. This experience and her dual training in Psychology and Communication have helped her describe a confusing situation in a lively and understandable way. Her characters are complex, but so plausible one might mistake them for one's neighbour, one's brother, and sometimes for oneself ... Serge Skrobacki is first and foremost a poet and a traveler.

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