The authors use maps in this book to guide readers through the most recent history of the disputed territories between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea; from the end of the Ottoman Empire in the early twentieth century to the current situation. It is an indispensable basic tool for better understanding the current conflicts surrounding the Jewish State of Israel.

The number of Jews who believe in Jesus as their Messiah (also known as Messianic Jews) is growing, but remains small. The overwhelming majority of Jews worldwide do not see Jesus as the expected Messiah. This raises questions among Christians, and sometimes insensitivity and misunderstanding as well.

This (comic) book takes you to the distant past of the homeland of the Jewish people and tells the story of modern Israel at the same time. Past and present of the State of Israel are being told to a group of Dutch high school students in such beautiful colours and in such a clear and fascinating way, that you will not put the book aside until you have finished it!

This book aims to provide a legal framework for the exploration of alternative policy solutions that balance the rights of the Jewish State of Israel to territorial integrity, security and political independence with the rights of Palestinian Arabs to political autonomy and economic and social advancement.