1948
- 398 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Acclaimed as the Middle East's All Quiet on the Western Front
Uri Avnery was a prominent Israeli writer and activist, recognized as a foundational figure of the Israeli Left. His prolific writings explored the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, offering a unique perspective shaped by his deep engagement with the region's political landscape. Avnery's work consistently advocated for peace and reconciliation, making him a distinctive voice in public discourse. He approached his subject matter with a combination of personal experience and unwavering commitment to understanding.






Acclaimed as the Middle East's All Quiet on the Western Front