Overview: On September 28, 2000, retired Israeli General Ariel Sharon visited Jerusalem's historic Temple Mount under a cloud of tension. As he left, more than 200 Arab protesters surged forward, throwing stones and finally forcing Israeli police to fire upon the crowd. The incident launched a series of bloody battles that mirror conflicts between Arabs and Jews through the ages. Written in Pastor Hagee's no-holds-barred style, The Battle for Jerusalem explores the heart of the current conflict, the history behind the antagonism between Arabs and Jews, and the powerful significance of the thirty-five-acre parcel that is the most fiercely-contested real estate on the planet.

Category Subject Social Science Sociology

ISBN: 0785267883 Language: English Pages: 273 Length: 8.50 inches Width: 5.65 inches Height: 0.96 inches

Author(s): Hagee, John

Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishers Format: Hardcover