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The author shares the story of her experiences coming of age in Iran during the revolution of 1979, discussing her situation as a member of the small Jewish population in the country at a time when Islamic fundamentalists gained control.

Chronicles and examines factors that have shaped the 1,400-year history of religious, theological, political, and military conflicts between the Shia and Sunni Muslims.

Based upon eyewitness accounts and interviews with high-level American, Israeli, Palestinian, and Syrian officials, the author examines the breakdown of the Camp David 2000 peace summit, blaming President Bill Clinton's impeachment issues and his lack of credibility as a reason for its failure.

A study of the Arab Shi'a community, analyzing the character and role of the Arab Shi'a in the politics, society, and religion of the modern-day Middle East.

Presents the life of Britain's first woman prime minister and describes her influence on worldwide politics.

A biography of the Costa Rican president who won the 1987 Nobel Peace Prize for his successful efforts in promoting a peace plan for Central America.