Since 9/11, the rush to learn about Islam has been a common goal for a broad spectrum of Americans - from politicians, to clergy, to soccer moms. Indeed, a lack of knowledge of this religion has publishers scrambling for titles. Mohammed's Monsters represents that rare project - scholarly in tone, yet highly readable - that sets it apart. Essays from leading experts, including David Bukay and Louis Rene Beres, outline the broad dimensions of Islam, while filling in important details. Careful to distinguish between moderate Moslems and radicals who have adopted monstrous methods of dealing with the West, this is a work of utmost importance.

Muhammad's Monsters: A Comprehensive Guide to Radical Islam for Western Audiences

History

Bukay, Dr. David

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Balfour Books

Who are the Palestinians, and what do they want? Which terrorist groups are based in the Middle East? Who harbors them? Does Israel have legitimate rights to the land? Are the settlements an obstacle to peace? What was Oslo? Where did the conflict start? Dr. Yitschak Ben Gad, a former Israeli consul general, is an expert on the Arab-Israeli conflict, and has a rare gift for imparting the key elements of that struggle to a mass audience. This book follows a question-and-answer format, in which the author picks out events, people, and concepts that have shaped the Middle East, and explains a highly complex issue. Various sections present the reader with an excellent grasp of the most important issue of our time.

Roadmap To Nowhere: A Layman's Guide to the Middle East Conflict

Ben-Gad, Yitschak

Contains speeches from the inaugural Jerusalem Summit, featuring: Richard Perle, Benjamin Netanyahu, Alan Keyes, Daniel Pipes, and other leading intellectual and political leaders In October 2003, a hundred conservative thinkers met for a symposium at Jerusalem's King David Hotel, to hammer out a daring (and realistic) plan to bring justice and peace to Israelis and Palestinians. Led by Richard Perle (a defense policy expert and advisor to U.S. presidents) and Benjamin Netanyahu (former Israeli prime minister), the group issued a statement, Building Peace on Truth, urging the international community to decisively act in liberating Palestinian Arabs from the corrupt, despotic, and jihad-driven regime which threatens the existence of the Jewish state and denies a future to its own people.

The Jerusalem Alternative: Moral Clarity For Ending The Arab-israeli Conflict

Jerusalem Summit 2003 Jerusalem

Constitutional Law

Relentless brings the true nature of terrorism to light. When Israel pledged to pursue peace with long-time foe Yasser Arafat and the PLO, the world breathed a sigh of relief, believing this was the birth of true peace in the Middle East. Pundits and politicians alike toasted the Israelis and their new-found peace partners, the Palestinian National Authority. What wasn't generally recognized was that Arafat, an arch-terrorist since his youth, had no intention of keeping his commitments. Speaking to his own people in Arabic, and to the West in English, Arafat revealed a dangerous double-game: pacify his hosts at the United Nations while directing a vast terror war against the Jewish state.

Relentless: The Struggle for Peace in the Middle East

Includes essays on the Arab-Israel conflict, Islam’s problem with America, left-wing media bias, anti-Israel teaching on America’s campuses (including Christian schools), and much more. Pulling no punches, Zola exposes many threats to Israel’s existence (and, by extension, threats to America), including discussions of the anti-Bible prophecy stance of many of America’s leading Christian colleges and universities. Dateline Jerusalem will undoubtedly be a handy guide for anyone interested in God’s end-time plan for humanity. Dateline Jerusalem offers Zola’s keen insights into Israel, Christian understanding of the roots of the faith, radical Islam, and media bias. Written in his highly readable, conversational tone, the book emphasizes the very special place that the Jewish people have in God’s heart, and what His plans are for them today. Zola Levitt beams his dynamic biblical messages from his home base in Dallas, Texas. His television program, Zola Levitt Presents is seen all over America and in many foreign countries.

Dateline Jerusalem

LEVITT, Zola

Middle East

Like a ghost returning, the modern state of Israel is a thoroughly astonishing reality. Built on the ruins of ancient cities and villages, Israel today is a thriving democracy, in spite of the relentless terror war waged against it by radical Islamic groups. Knesset member Binyamin Benny Elon is a moral voice in Israel's government, and this new book is certain to find a wide audience among his country's advocates, like America's evangelicals.

God's Covenant with Israel: Establishing Biblical Boundaries in Today's World

Elon, Binyamin

Natan Sharansky, the famous Soviet dissident who spent a decade in gulags, has authored his vision for defeating terrorists worldwide: launching a flood of democratic initiatives, especially in totalitarian regimes. This book, which gained the attention of President Bush and his administration, outlines Sharansky's strategies - based on personal experience - for making the world a safer place.

The Case for Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny And Terror

SHARANSKY, Natan

Dermer, Ron

Shcharansky, Anatoly

World

Rising from the ruins of World War II, both Israel and the United Nations have been on a collision-course ever since, as radical Islam, left-wing agendas, and European meddling have undermined democratic efforts to topple totalitarianism. In a fascinating bit of research that doubles as critical analysis and gripping narrative, Alex Grobman shines a light on the radical agenda of the United Nations to weaken Israel's security, foment anti-semitism, and by extension, hurt the Jewish state's chief ally, the United States. Grobman traces the UN's efforts to coddle radical regimes, and shows in shocking detail the harmful effects o fthe infamous Zionism equals Racism resolution that put air under the wings of terrorists threatening Western values.

Nations United: How the United Nations Undermines Israel and the West

Grobman, Alex

Very prominent among the world's disputes is the question of Israel's right to exist as a nation, and the highly volatile debate over control of the land currently known as the country of Israel. Dr. Grobman, a respected historian and orthodox Jewish Rabbi, has taken on this issue with a very methodical and extremely well-supported presentation of the debate. Contrary to the impression by the title, though, his well-documented history of the conflict clearly lays out Israel's right to the land.

The Palestinian Right to Israel

In the midst of modern day Middle East politics, very few give any consideration to the miracle of Israel's "rebirth" as a nation. But even among those who do acknowledge this phenomena, an even lesser number can recite the major players in Israel's rebirth and there is one of those players whose role has been for the most part relegated to obscurity: Eliezer Ben Yehuda. The political entity that was once "Israel" was not simply a nation; it was a people. And this people had, among their various ethnic and community ties, a language. . .a language that had been essentially dead for the previous 2,000 years. Eliezer Ben Yehuda, at great cost to himself and almost single-handedly, resurrected and established again the language of Hebrew to the Jewish people. Author Robert St. John has deftly and expertly interwove the personal story of this humble man with his great accomplishment. . .that literally cost him his life. For historians and patriots alike, this is a must read.

The Life Story of Ben Yehuda: Tongue of the Prophets

Biographies & Memoirs

Robert William St. John

Leaders & Notable People

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