Israel Books

If ever a book was worthy of being awarded ten stars, this is one.

This is the incredible account of one of the bravest, most devastating air strikes in history.

It tells in amazing, awe-inspiring detail, how the Israeli Air Force destroyed Saddam Hussein's Osiris nuclear reactor near Baghdad.

The implicatons of this earth shattering event are as appropriate for our day as they were then. If Israel had stood back and allowed Saddam Hussein to acquire nuclear weapons, with his agenda clear for all to see, it is not rocket science to forsee the possible scenario.

The impact of this crucial event in world history was devastating. Israel received worldwide condemnation at the time, but since then has received 'tongue-in-cheek' admiration and applause for it's timely strike.

This is the electrifying TRUE story of how Israeli pilots flying F-16'S flew through a lethal gauntlet of radar, SAM missiles, anti-aircraft fire and Iraqi jets to deliver one of the most precise and accurate bombing raids in aviation and military history.

This is the complete story as it's never been told before, including detailed maps, diagrams and photographs.

Highly, highly recommended.

I think my title says it all...

Noll's book, Canaan and Israel in Antiquity, is a very concise, yet thorough introduction to the field of syro-palestinian archaeology. He assumes that the reader has had enough background study in history to grapple with the controversial nature of the field, and so presents point by point argumentation of all sided and viewpoints on every issue. His study proceeds chronologically, beginning with the paleolithic period (+18000 BCE) and ending with a survey of Israel at the dawn of the Hellenistic age. I recommend this work to anyone who wants a thorough and erudite introduction to the field. The author is admittedly writing from the humanistic prospective and often takes positions that go against the Biblical narrative. Yet, he does a good job of not trying to force these conclusions down ones throat and takes pains to present the evidence on all sides with respectful objectivity. Highly recommended.

After reading "Capital Punishment", there is no doubt in my mind that the writer has spent many hours in study about the subject. The author not only shows the practical social implications of capital punishment, but also reveals the phsycological affects of victims in capitol offences in a nation which allows or does not allow capital punishment. It is a scholarly work in condensed form, written with the common man in mind.I found it very easy reading. Keep up the good work Ted. Sgn.--Rock Solid Nomian Christian--

This is the most awsome book that I have ever read in my life. It's story line is totally insane but it all makes sense so perfectly. Everyone can uderstand and relate to the views that are presented in this novel. I cannot explian it. You have to read it to truly understnd what I mean. I recomend everyone to read it! You will not regret it!

The First General Of Israel In 2,000 Years, He Brought West Point To The Middle East In this dramatic account of a colorful life is the warm and energetic personality of a courageous man, loved by nearly all who knew him. American to the core, Mickey Marcus after serving his country with distinction in World War II responded to the appeal of a beleaguered democracy in the Middle East and became one of the truly great heroes of modern Israel, the only soldier interred at West Point who was killed fighting under a foreign flag. First published in 1962, Kirk Douglas starred as the legendary Mickey, whose gravestone bears the quiet legend.

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This book is not only an inspiring story about the life of Avraham Birin, but it is also a tale of an adventurous spirit. One may also say it is a story about Birin's love for his wife, Biblical archaeology and Israel. In detail understandable to the layman, the remarkable discoveries of the Tel Dan excavations are described. An abundance of excellent photographs help to give the reader a delightful experience.

This is a great book for a student who is looking for an overview of genocides from around the world. It is a good first step in holocaust and genocide education.

This book gives a simplified approach for the performance of the temple opening by Enochian Watchtower tablet that is adaptable to any particular setting. My personal Enochian magical practice is based on Regardie's instructions. It's an invaluable tool in any magician's kit.