The Land Of Hope And Fear: Israel’s Battle For Its Inner Soul Isabel Kershner Scribe Publications Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

One Of The New York Times’ 100 Notable Books For 2023 A Correspondent Who Has Spent Thirty Years In Israel Presents Rich Wide-Ranging Portrait Israeli People At Critical Juncture Their Country’s History Despite Israel’s Determined Staying Power Hostile Environment Its Military Might And Innovation It Fosters Businesses Globally Country Is More Divided Than Ever Old Guard — Socialist Secular Elites Idealists Are Dying Breed State’s Democratic Foundations Being Challenged Dynamic Exuberant Nine Million Now Largely Comprises Native-Born Hebrew Speakers Yet Any Permanent Sense Security Normalcy Elusive Land Hope Fear We Meet Israelis Jews Arabs Religious Eastern Western Liberals Zealots Plagued By Perennial Conflict Existential Threats Citizens Remain Deeply Polarised Politically Socially Ideologically Even As They Undergo Generational Change Redefine What To Be An These Do Aspire? Moving Narratives With On-The-Ground Reporting Isabel Kershner Reveals Core Holds Together Forces That Threaten Future Through Lens Real Laying Bare Question Israeli? Σελίδες: 384 Διαστάσεις: 15 3X15 3Cm