About the Authors Based in Jerusalem, Nechemia Coopersmith and Shraga Simmons are co-editors of Aish.com. Both are ordained rabbis who specialize in presenting traditional Jewish wisdom in a language accessible to today’s world.
Product Description: Personal accounts and perspectives on the courage, faith and pivotal issues related to the last three tumultuous years in Israel, featuring all your favorite Aish.com writers.
"Israel: Life in the Shadow of Terror" will inspire you with portrayals of the remarkable perseverance of ordinary Israelis, give you clarity on the pivotal issues underlying the Middle East conflict, and move you with poignant, first-person accounts from people who survived and witnessed terror attacks.
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https://www.judaicawebstore.com/-israel-life-in-the-shadow-of-terror-by-nechemia-coopersmith-shraga-simmons-hardcover-p293885825 Israel: Life in the Shadow of Terror by Nechemia Coopersmith, Shraga Simmons (Hardcover)https://www.judaicawebstore.com/media/catalog/product/I/s/Israel-Life-in-the-Shadow-of-Terror-by-Nechemia-Coopersmith-Shraga-Simmons-Hardcover_large.jpg23.9923.99USDInStock/Judaica/Jewish Books/Arab-Israeli Conflict/Judaica/Jewish Books/Israeli & Jewish History/Judaica/Jewish Books<DIV class=content><B>Authors: Nechemia Coopersmith, Shraga Simmons</B></DIV>
<DIV class=content><STRONG>About the Authors<BR></STRONG>Based in Jerusalem, Nechemia Coopersmith and Shraga Simmons are co-editors of Aish.com. Both are ordained rabbis who specialize in presenting traditional Jewish wisdom in a language accessible to today’s world.</DIV>
<DIV class=content><BR><B>Product Description:</B><BR>Personal accounts and perspectives on the courage, faith and pivotal issues related to the last three tumultuous years in Israel, featuring all your favorite Aish.com writers. </DIV>
<P class=content>"Israel: Life in the Shadow of Terror" will inspire you with portrayals of the remarkable perseverance of ordinary Israelis, give you clarity on the pivotal issues underlying the Middle East conflict, and move you with poignant, first-person accounts from people who survived and witnessed terror attacks.</P>
<P><B>Hardcover, 416 pages</B></P>
<P>Targum Pr, 2003</P>
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