James Barr
This author delves into the intricate historical relationship between Britain and France, specifically their rivalry for dominance in the Middle East. His work focuses on pivotal periods such as the Arab Revolt and the interwar years, exploring how this competition shaped the region. He examines the consequences of these power struggles, tracing their impact from the collapse of the Ottoman Empire to the tumultuous birth of Israel. Drawing on extensive experience in politics and journalism, the author provides insightful analysis of how these historical dynamics continue to resonate.
