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Entebbe
by Iddo Nethanyau
Le sauvetage d'Entebbe Un moment crucial dans la guerre contre le terrorisme La légende de Jonathan Netanyahu Iddo Netanyahu Pendant les premiers jours caniculaires de Juillet 1976 le monde etait envoûté par un évènement dramatique concernant des otages en Ougande. En effet des terroristes Palestiniens et Allemands avaient kidnappés un avion Air–France à Athènes et à la surprise du monde entier avaient récus la permission du dictateur Idi Amin d'atterrir en Afrique. L'aéroport d'Entebbe était l'endroit idéal pour les kidnappeurs mais aussi un endroit infernal pour les 105 captives menaces d'une mort brutale si les revendications des kidnappeurs seraient refusées. Voilà l'histoire de sauvetage d'Entebbe et le plan d'attaque conçu par le commandant des forces d'élite Jonathan Nethanyau. Les interviews avec les membres du commando et le récit passionnant de l'auteur empêche le lecteur de lâcher cet ouvrage avant la dernière page. Iddo Nethanyahu est né à Jérusalem Israél, Le benjamin des trois frères netanyahu. Il a passé une partie de son enfance avec sa famille aux U.S.A. mais il retourna en Israél pour joindre l'élite commando "sayeret matcal" la même unité que son frère aîné allé mener à Entebbe en 1976. Iddo abandonna plus tard ses études à Cornell University pour participer à la guerre et II commença ses études de médecine en Israél. A l'heure actuelle il partage ses activités entre la médecine et les belles-lettres. Auteur de plusieurs ouvrages aussi bien que de nombreux articles et "short stories" Iddo habite Jérusalem avec sa femme et ses deux enfants.
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April 2023Undemokratische Emotionen
Das Beispiel Israel
by Eva Illouz
Ist es für einen Herrscher besser, geliebt oder gefürchtet zu werden? Da sich beides schwer vereinen lasse, gibt Machiavelli in Der Fürst, seiner berühmten Abhandlung zu den Grundsätzen der Staatsräson, der Furcht den Vorrang. In ihrem neuen Buch schließt die israelische Soziologin Eva Illouz in zweierlei Hinsicht an Machiavelli an: Sie unterstreicht die Bedeutung von Emotionen in der Politik und arbeitet heraus, wie Rechtspopulisten bestimmte Gefühle instrumentalisieren. Israel ist seit seiner Gründung wie kaum ein anderes Land von Sicherheitsfragen geprägt. In dieser Situation sei dem langjährigen Ministerpräsidenten Benjamin Netanyahu das machiavellistische Kunststück gelungen, gerade wegen der Furcht, die er sät, geliebt zu werden. Anhand ausführlicher Interviews mit u. a. Menschenrechtsaktivisten zeigt Illouz, wie Angst und Ressentiment Gesellschaften spalten und die Demokratie unterminieren.
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April 2023Undemokratische Emotionen
Das Beispiel Israel
by Eva Illouz, Michael Adrian
Ist es für einen Herrscher besser, geliebt oder gefürchtet zu werden? Da sich beides schwer vereinen lasse, gibt Machiavelli in Der Fürst, seiner berühmten Abhandlung zu den Grundsätzen der Staatsräson, der Furcht den Vorrang. In ihrem neuen Buch schließt die israelische Soziologin Eva Illouz in zweierlei Hinsicht an Machiavelli an: Sie unterstreicht die Bedeutung von Emotionen in der Politik und arbeitet heraus, wie Rechtspopulisten bestimmte Gefühle instrumentalisieren. Israel ist seit seiner Gründung wie kaum ein anderes Land von Sicherheitsfragen geprägt. In dieser Situation sei dem langjährigen Ministerpräsidenten Benjamin Netanyahu das machiavellistische Kunststück gelungen, gerade wegen der Furcht, die er sät, geliebt zu werden. Anhand ausführlicher Interviews mit u. a. Menschenrechtsaktivisten zeigt Illouz, wie Angst und Ressentiment Gesellschaften spalten und die Demokratie unterminieren.
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FictionAndreaa Constantin
by Esteban Torres Lana
A dangerous challenge at sea through a rock arch battered by strong waves. She ends up seriously injured in a leg when her friend Aurelio arrives at the cove. Overcoming her pain, she hides her injuries from Aurelio and tells him the extraordinary story of her mother, which propelled her to undertake such a madness. The story begins 6 years ago in Tenerife, with Nayra's expulsion from Philosophy class for the third time in a week, causing Pablo, her father, to pick her up from school and embark on a long day of disputes, confessions, and finally, complicities between them. Walking around Santa Cruz, canceling classes and professional commitments, Pablo and Nayra spend the day discovering a personal and sentimental reality that surprises them. The problems Nayra mentions with a group of immigrant classmates, along with the aggression Nayra shows towards her mother, Lola, prompt Pablo to tell her the unfinished story with Andreea, a high-class Romanian prostitute. Pablo cannot control the level of intimacy of the tale despite his own amazement, hearing himself say things he thought were unspeakable. Nayra responds, between disputes and affection, interspersing her own confidences, some of them having a strong impact, like the adventure with an immigrant who arrived on the beaches of Fuerteventura during a summer excursion. Neither tells the most intimate details of their stories truthfully, but they are accessible to the reader. Despite frequent arguments due to the teenager's incisive and groundbreaking language, their complicity grows and they end up spending the day together, walking through different places in the city. The story with Andreea takes on dramatic tones that completely captivate the young woman. Two suicides, the chase by Romanian mafia, returning to her hometown, searching for Pablo, Andreea’s struggle to regain her dignity and her artistic capacity through painting, and the apparent disappearance of her father's life, capture Nayra’s attention. Despite the narrative tricks used by Pablo, when night falls and they reach home, Nayra connects the dots and is surprised to discover that her perfectionist and successful mother, a recognized painter from Santa Cruz, with whom she has had a very conflictive season, is Andreea Constantin, the Romanian immigrant her father met as a high-class prostitute. After an initial reaction of rejection due to the ignorance in which she was kept, she understands her mother's situation. All the questions she always had about many details of her life arise with the discovery. A few years after discovering her identity, Andreea disappears from home. A call from Romania alerts them to the discovery of two charred bodies near her birthplace and the presence of her old exploiter nearby, who cursed her for life through a Transylvania ritual when she abandoned prostitution. Knowing she was discovered in Tenerife, Andreea tried to keep her family away from danger and returned to her country, where she was easy prey for the mafia. Pablo and his daughter Nayra fly to Bucharest to identify Andreea’s body, which may have been brutally murdered and burned. When it seems the identification will be negative, a small detail of the clothing makes them doubt. Desolate, they receive medical and psychological support from the Romanian team, but it turns out to be a false lead. Andreea is rescued from a hideout and has survived due to a misunderstanding by her captors. Protected by the Romanian police, she later becomes a key witness whose testimony ends the dangerous band of her pimp. But that bravery comes at a price; 2 years later, she does not return from an art exhibition in Paris. The police believe that her exploiter’s curse was fulfilled by a nephew who visited him in prison shortly before his death and was seen in Paris during the days Andreea had the exhibition. After a year of anguish, Nayra can no longer bear the situation and decides to mourn her mother at the cove where she painted her last picture. It had as its background the rock arch symbolizing the risk of living and facing life’s challenges. Nayra considers her mother lost and throws Andreea’s ashes into the sea, symbolized by those of a magnolia branch she planted many years ago. With this, she internalizes the loss and the fighting values Andreea taught her. The exit from the volcanic cove is a song to the life that continues and to the young woman who represents it. The novel is dedicated to the memory of Andreea Constantin and the thousands of women sexually exploited around the world.
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30 Days with María
by Esteban Torres Lana
A young woman at the brink of death is admitted into a hospital in La Coruña, Galicia, Spain. Soon, her doctors realize this woman, María Sa, has been chemically poisoned. Through handwritten journals, we realize that María, who is the son of Palestinian father, is implicating Prime Minister Netanyahu in the attempt to assassinate her. But we also discover through the journals that María is a free, polyamorous, independent spirit, enamored with the Palestinian cause and always looking for justice. The journals come to an abrupt end, 30 days after María has been admitted into the hospital.
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International relationsMarch 2018The Libya War
The use of rhetoric and deception to destroy a state
by Ola Tunander
The war in Libya has become a humanitarian disaster. This book reveals the dishonest methods that were used to influence world opinion to accept the need for a “humanitarian intervention” in Libya in 2011. It draws a picture of an operation in which a number of actors collaborated towards a common goal: to oust Libya’s leader Muammar Gaddafi . In 2011, the news media reported that Gaddafi had launched a genocide. Today we know that this claim was false. This book explains what actually happened during the war in Libya, and how everyone was deceived.
