Book review: A Prophetic Peace

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February 21, 2012

"Inspired by his combat experience in the second Lebanon war, Alick Isaacs’s goal in this deeply personal and thought provoking book is to challenge conventional perspectives on peace and war and reconcile the bellicosity found in religion with its messages of peace." —Jewish Book Council