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Yasmine
Eli Amir
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Description for Yasmine
Paperback. A sequel to The Dove Flyer A love story A good read Full of the flavours and colours of the Middle East Translator(s): Lotan, Yael. Num Pages: 436 pages. BIC Classification: FA. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 139 x 214 x 33. Weight in Grams: 524.
Jerusalem 1967: Everyone is reeling from the aftermath of the 6-Day War. The Palestinians are stunned and cannot comprehend their losses, whilst the Israelis are waking up to a new political reality - and their new responsibilities. Surprisingly for someone so young, Nuri Imari (whose family we encountered in The Dove Flyer) is appointed advisor on Arab affairs for the Israeli government. With little guidance, he is asked to help restore relations with their Palestinian neighbours and to restore some sort of normality to their life. He discovers a world he did not know, with complexities and ... Read more
Jerusalem 1967: Everyone is reeling from the aftermath of the 6-Day War. The Palestinians are stunned and cannot comprehend their losses, whilst the Israelis are waking up to a new political reality - and their new responsibilities. Surprisingly for someone so young, Nuri Imari (whose family we encountered in The Dove Flyer) is appointed advisor on Arab affairs for the Israeli government. With little guidance, he is asked to help restore relations with their Palestinian neighbours and to restore some sort of normality to their life. He discovers a world he did not know, with complexities and ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Halban Publishers United Kingdom
Number of pages
436
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2012
Condition
New
Weight
523g
Number of Pages
436
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781905559237
SKU
V9781905559237
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About Eli Amir
Eli Amir was born in Baghdad in 1937 and left for Israel in 1950. A prize-winning author, he is also a social activist, once saying in Cairo 'How can there be peace without us knowing each other?'
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