Title: Arab Myths exposed
Product review: The strength of Peters' book is in its research (almost 1800 references) and its unblinkered look at the facts. She exposes the myths that the Arabs had been in Israel "from time immemorial," (making Jews the interlopers), that Arabs want to live harmoniously with Jews, etc. She shows Jewish life in Moslem countries, and cites some of the hateful passages in the Koran which continue to guide contemporary Moslems, even secular Moslems. Her critics generally fail to identify specific alleged errors or misinterpretations for good reason, for then the discussion would be about those data, the data that Peters cites in detail. Terrific book, and terribly- and ominously- relevant to current events.
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