The book reflects social and economic injustices. Predisposed is the story of a life not too uncommon but often denied. It is a story of struggle, challenge, oppression and ultimately healing. Margaret has a gift, a talent, hidden behind layers of complicated, unhealthy psychology. She is an artist, a gifted artist, her talent nurtured by the need to escape, disconnect from her violent, abusive life. Her talent takes her to the world of tattoos and this, almost by accident nurtures her soul, begins a healing.

The theme of the book is about democracy in postmodern era. Our present pattern of democracy “was invented in the days of the horse and cart, and perfected during the steam age”. Can it serve duly postmodern society being born in the 21^st century? What would the next model of democracy be? How can it be deduced from trends of change in many areas of human activity, caused by use of artifacts of cyber-civilization?

Cyberdemocracy: Change of Democratic Paradigm in the 21^st Century is dedicated to answer these questions – invites to an intellectual journey far ahead, with the rear-view mirror of history engaged. Summary & conclusion following each chapter enables an “instant” grasp of its main points, no-hurry lecture reveals details, local colors and anecdotes.

In this innovative and highly relevant updated edition, Prof. Granot & Dr. Levinson emphasize the means by which emergency personnel can respond to and mitigate the effects of the worst acts of terror faced by urban societies. This book incorporates theory and practice. It cites incidents from around the world including the devastating 9/11 attacks on the WTC in NYC and the Pentagon, while highlighting Israel’s extensive expertise in dealing with terror attacks. In light of the increasing threat of terrorist acts and the rising interest in the importance of emergency management, Terror Bombing provides a solid background reference for all officials and emergency response personnel to understand one of the most dangerous threats to modern life. Order

The True Golden Hour offers a unique understanding of the latest findings on population reaction to natural or man-made disasters all over the world; and in particular enhanced by Israeli extensive experience. This updated edition of the book shows that, contrary to popular belief, people can deal with pressures derived from the most difficult emergency situations such as floods, fires, earthquakes, and more. Prof. Granot, a leading Israeli authority with recognized international standing in this area, has extensive background in civil defense practice.

In The True Golden Hour, he combines comprehensive knowledge of worldwide research on human behavior under extreme circumstances with his own practical experience during the Gulf War.

Religions are involved in many long-running conflicts around the world from the Balkans and the Middle East to Kashmir and Sri Lanka. All that is well-known. Not so well-known are the resources that religions can bring, specifically and uniquely, to the process of peace and reconciliation after conflict. This book looks in detail at the ways in which the search for reconciliation is an obligation, even a command, in particular religions. Religions understand reconciliation very differently, and those differences are made clear in this book. But the quest for reconciliation, however differently it is understood, is an obligation in religions that should be much better understood and employed by those who seek peace in the world. Order

Confiscated and banned in 2008 by Omar Al-Bashir's regime in Sudan. The novel revolves around the revolution aganist dictatorship and dispotism in Sudan. Saed Al-Nour’s latest novel Desirable Glance is an exceptional portrayal of events. The plot takes place in a far away land; yet it can be anywhere for those who can see themselves in his characters. Nour Al-Din, our hero, is struggling to make sense of unimaginable circumstances that befell his country under its current political drama. The book is translated to French language by Xavier Luffin.