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From Beirut To Jerusalem

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From Beirut to Jerusalem is a detailed and insightful book by Thomas L. Friedman, chronicling his ten years as a reporter in the Middle East.

The book covers his time in Beirut during the Lebanese Civil War and in Jerusalem during the first year of the Intifada.

Friedman provides a rich narrative filled with anecdotes, history, analysis, and autobiography, offering a nuanced view of the political and personal conflicts in the region.

The book includes updates on critical events and a fresh discussion of the Arab Awakenings and their impact on the area.

It is a vital resource for understanding the complexities and ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by Ravi Agrawal as one of the books authored by Tom Friedman.
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Mentioned by Eli Lake as the author of a very good book, to then say that it's later Friedman who is the problem.
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Mentioned by Chris Hedges in connection to Thomas Friedman and false narrative of equivalence.
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Mentioned by Ritala Shah as one of Thomas Friedman 's books covering the political picture in the Middle East, globalization, and technology.
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Mentioned by Ritala Shah as the guest on the podcast, discussing the US election and the future of America.
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Mentioned by Anderson Cooper as one of Tom Friedman's remarkable books.
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Mentioned by Jonathan Freedland as a must-read columnist and author of many best-selling books, including the updated edition of "From Beirut to Jerusalem".
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Recommended by Scott R. Anderson , highlighting it as a very good book for understanding the Middle East.
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