Prisoners of God: The Modern Day Conflict of Arab and Jew

by David Smith

Book by Smith, David

239 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1988

About the author

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David[2 spaces]Smith : Art
David[3 spaces]Smith : Economics Editor of The Sunday Times
David[4 spaces]Smith : Politics, Australian
David[5 spaces]Smith : David (Darkcat) Smith, Computer
David[6 spaces]Smith : GR Author, Literature & Fiction, Historical Fiction, Humor
David[7 spaces]Smith : GR Author, Mystery, Humor & Comedy, Romance
David[8 spaces]Smith : GR Author, Contemporary, Historical Fiction, Crime
David[9 spaces]Smith : Sports
David[10 spaces]Smith : GR Author, Poetry
David[11 spaces]Smith : History

Reviews

[Brian Griffith]

Smith explores the human stories of Jews and Arabs caught in an unfolding tragedy where basic human needs seem to unresolveably conflict. For example, Miriam Levinger, a leading Israeli settler in Hebron told visitors in the 1980s, "Who are the Palestinians? They have no history books, they have nothing like the Bible, they have no heritage. Who was their last Prime Minister? Who was their last king? They have no credentials."