Non Fiction

“The Weapon Wizards: How Israel Became a High-Tech Military Superpower” by Yaakov Katz and Amir Bohbot is an enthralling journey into Israel’s metamorphosis into a leading military technology force. This book stands as a tribute to the nation’s resourcefulness and tenacity, presenting a fascinating and educational narrative. The authors, Katz and Bohbot, offer a comprehensive […]

“The Devil We Know: Dealing with the New Iranian Superpower” by Robert Baer is an intriguing study of Iran’s ascension to power. As a former CIA operative, Baer skillfully challenges the Western view of Iran as a country governed by religious zealots. In his book he instead portrays Iran as a rational player, adept in

“A Promised Land” by Barack Obama is an engaging memoir that offers a detailed account of his transformation from a young man exploring his identity to the President of the United States. This hardcover book is the inaugural volume of a proposed two-part series. Obama’s memoir is more than just a political narrative; it’s a

“The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind America” by Coleman Hughes is an engaging and insightful book. The book questions prevailing racial doctrines. As a young Black conservative, Hughes advocates for a race-neutral perspective in politics and society. Hughes calls for a revival of the principles that fueled the movement for civil rights