Description
Dive into 'The Great War for Civilisation', an essential read that masterfully encapsulates 50 years of tumultuous history in the Middle East. Renowned journalist Robert Fisk presents a compelling narrative, blending passion and meticulous research to unveil the complex tapestry of conflict, tragedy, and human experience. This B-format paperback, with 1392 pages, confronts the reader with the profound realities of war, illustrating the consequences of Western intervention and the perspective of those directly affected by it. Fisk's firsthand encounters with key figures, including Osama bin Laden and Ayatollah Khomeini, add a critical depth to understanding global dynamics. As you journey through this transformative book, Fisk sheds light on the escalation of hatred towards the West, the moral dilemmas faced by journalists in war zones, and the persistent plight of Palestinians under occupation. 'The Great War for Civilisation' is not just a history lesson; it is a vivid exploration of the forces shaping the modern world. Ideal for history enthusiasts, political science scholars, and anyone seeking to grasp the intricate relationships and ongoing struggles in the Middle East. Experience the truth of war and journalism like never before. This is a book that resonates with relevance and urgency in today's geopolitical climate.