David Ha'ivri

A View from the Mountains of Israel David Ha'ivri 1. izdevums

The Middle East is one of the hottest topics in the world, and in this new anthology of articles, David Ha?ivri shares his first-person perspective on the events of recent years. David is a world-renowned speaker and commentator who actually lives and works in ?the West Bank? (more accurately known as Judea and Samaria). He sees what goes on behind the headlines, and shares his observations and insights here. David has the unique ability to find common ground with diverse people around the world, and his articles cover a wide range of pertinent topics, from the Temple Mount to neighboring Egypt and Syria and his Palestinian and Jordanian friends. He calls for an end to the long-standing mire of the ?peace process? and offers intriguing possibilities to finally achieve peaceful solutions to complex regional issues. ?David Ha?ivri is a brilliant thinker, activist, and communicator. His passionate drive, along with his out-of-box approach makes him an invaluable player on the world scene on behalf of Israel and the Jewish people.? ? Yishai Fleisher, Israeli FM show host, Contributing Editor at JewishPress.com ?Having been involved in the complex and perplexing world of Middle Eastern politics, I have to admit that Mr. Ha?ivri is one of the most professional and knowledgeable individuals I have come to know. Mr. Ha?ivri is very factually perceptive of the real situation on the ground in our region... I have much benefited from Mr. Ha?ivri?s unique skills in relationship building as well as his organizational skills of turning public events into national successes... Mr. Ha?ivri is indeed an authority on Israeli-Arab affairs.? ? Mudar Zahran, Palestinian-Jordanian Publicist and Dissident, London, UK ?David Ha?ivri is an important figure in Israeli politics and a force to be reckoned with... During my many encounters with David, he has always struck me as a very genuine, intelligent and hardworking man. In matters concerning Israel, I know I can count on David.? - Magnus Frank, student of Arabic and the Middle East, Copenhagen University, Denmark