Here's a recent review by Jennifer Bogart on www.BlogCritics.org.
Taysir (Tass) Saada grew up a Palestinian refugee. Tossed by the winds
of change, his family suffered mistreatment and ridicule in a culture
that equates land ownership with honor. His family’s treatment as
second-class citizens and the lack of control over their own destiny
provided the fuel for young Taysir’s rebellion against authority and
his hatred towards the Jewish people from a young age. This volatile
combination propelled him into the ranks of a Palestinian liberation
movement -- Fatah -- at a young age. He was soon engaged in guerilla
tactics against the Israeli Armed Forces, served as a sniper, and under
his own initiative attempted an assassination of a Jordanian prince. As
a personal vendetta he casually tossed grenades into the homes of
Christians when notified of their presence. Taysir Saada was a man
filled with rage.
Read the full review.
Read the full review.
Hey Tass,
Just picked up your book at Barnes and Noble today -- can't wait to read it. (I also picked up Rosenberg's book entitled, The Last Jihad -- found it interesting he wrote the forward for you). Thanks for your witness and all that you do for the King!
Pastor Shane
Posted by: shane ogle | October 2008 at 10:50 PM