Barry Rubin is Director of the Global Research in International Affairs Center and editor of the journal, Middle East Review of International Affairs. His previous documentary reader, The Israel-Arab Reader, coedited with Walter Laqueur, now in its sixth edition, has been in print for thirty years. Judith Colp Rubin is a journalist who has covered the Middle East extensively for a variety of U.S. print media.
"Many of the materials here are useful and intriguing, from George
Bush's statement on September 11 to Saddam Hussein's broadcast on
September 12 to Osama bin Laden's own broadcast the month
after."--World Politics
"The book contains copies of nearly 100 important documents related
to the Middle East conflict, including the charters of such
organizations as Hezbollah and Hamas, as well al al Qaeda
recruitment and training materials."--The Washington Post Book
World
"The fine documentary reader. It also offers a sampling of
American, Middle Eastern, and world reactions to the event. With a
detailed chronology of Middle East-connected terrorism against
Americans and helpful glossaries, this book is a useful reference
book."--Foreign Affairs
"For readers who want to go back to the sources." --Publishers
Weekly
"Many of the materials here are useful and intriguing, from George
Bush's statement on September 11 to Saddam Hussein's broadcast on
September 12 to Osama bin Laden's own broadcast the month
after."--World Politics
"Barry Rubin and Judith Colp Rubin's Anti-American Terrorism in the
Middle-East in a valuable reader with selections from and
introductions to the major theorists of Islamist terrorism,
including Hassan al-Banna, Sayyid Qutb, Khomeini, bin Laden and
sundry Hamas and Hezbollah spokesmen. It shows that their
deep-rooted ideology is not grounded in simple objections to recent
American foreign policy in the Middle East but is a historically
rooted view of the
nature of Islam and its fundamental and necessary opposition to the
Western world's commitment to individual freedom and constitutional
democracy."--Claremont Review of Books
"The fine documentary reader. It also offers a sampling of
American, Middle Eastern, and world reactions to the event. With a
detailed chronology of Middle East-connected terrorism against
Americans and helpful glossaries, this book is a useful reference
book."--Foreign Affairs
"The book contains copies of nearly 100 important documents related
to the Middle East conflict, including the charters of such
organizations as Hezbollah and Hamas, as well al al Qaeda
recruitment and training materials."--The Washington Post Book
World
"For readers who want to go back to the sources." --Publishers
Weekly
"Many of the materials here are useful and intriguing, from George Bush's statement on September 11 to Saddam Hussein's broadcast on September 12 to Osama bin Laden's own broadcast the month after."--World Politics "The book contains copies of nearly 100 important documents related to the Middle East conflict, including the charters of such organizations as Hezbollah and Hamas, as well al al Qaeda recruitment and training materials."--The Washington Post Book World "The fine documentary reader. It also offers a sampling of American, Middle Eastern, and world reactions to the event. With a detailed chronology of Middle East-connected terrorism against Americans and helpful glossaries, this book is a useful reference book."--Foreign Affairs "For readers who want to go back to the sources." --Publishers Weekly "Many of the materials here are useful and intriguing, from George Bush's statement on September 11 to Saddam Hussein's broadcast on September 12 to Osama bin Laden's own broadcast the month after."--World Politics "Barry Rubin and Judith Colp Rubin's Anti-American Terrorism in the Middle-East in a valuable reader with selections from and introductions to the major theorists of Islamist terrorism, including Hassan al-Banna, Sayyid Qutb, Khomeini, bin Laden and sundry Hamas and Hezbollah spokesmen. It shows that their deep-rooted ideology is not grounded in simple objections to recent American foreign policy in the Middle East but is a historically rooted view of the nature of Islam and its fundamental and necessary opposition to the Western world's commitment to individual freedom and constitutional democracy."--Claremont Review of Books "The fine documentary reader. It also offers a sampling of American, Middle Eastern, and world reactions to the event. With a detailed chronology of Middle East-connected terrorism against Americans and helpful glossaries, this book is a useful reference book."--Foreign Affairs "The book contains copies of nearly 100 important documents related to the Middle East conflict, including the charters of such organizations as Hezbollah and Hamas, as well al al Qaeda recruitment and training materials."--The Washington Post Book World "For readers who want to go back to the sources." --Publishers Weekly
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