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Peace For Peace exposes the false premises on which past peace plans have been based, resulting in thirty years of wasted effort, billions of dollars spent, and thousands of lost lives...
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About David Rubin
David Rubin is a former mayor and a long-time resident of Shiloh, Israel—in the region of Samaria, known to much of the world as the West Bank. After being wounded in a terrorist attack, along with his three year old son, Rubin established the Shiloh Israel Children’s Fund, which focuses on healing the trauma of terror victim children. The author of three books, including his previous book The Islamic Tsunami, Rubin a frequent commentator on national and international radio and television programs, including Fox News, CBN, Dennis Miller, Michael Savage, and Michael Medved. He has also been featured in some of the most respected print publications in the world, including The Jerusalem Post, The Washington Times, Israel National News, Jewish Tribune, & Charisma Magazine.
To contact David Rubin:
www.davidrubinisrael.com/contact
845-738-1522
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This Summer’s Best Read!
Many books have been written about the ongoing peace process between Israel and its neighbors, but none have succeeded in explaining why, despite all the sincere efforts, the peace process always fails. In Peace For Peace: Israel In The New Middle East, David Rubin explains the reasons why the great hopes of peace negotiations have never been realized.
Purchase this amazing book and learn David’s plans for a bold, practical peace plan, which he calls Peace for Peace. With his comprehensive analysis and lucid description, Rubin shows us how Peace for Peace, built on strong Biblical principles combining historical justice and common sense, can eventually bring a realistic and lasting peace arrangement to this fascinating, but troubled part of the world.
"The time has come for Israel and all peace-makers to take a step back and examine the peace process with open eyes, without ignoring the religious-cultural turmoil in the new Middle East." |
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