The Much Too Promised Land: America's Elusive Search for Arab-Israeli Peace

The author has very few new things in mind and kept repeating same ideas again and again and again. The thing that surprising me is Although the author is Jewish, he is part of peace making team. And he mentioned in the book that he will not give up his promised land but he will seek peace (I dont know how that goes). My assumption is not 2 separate countries. He I think Assumed one...more

The author has very few new things in mind and kept repeating same ideas again and again and again. The thing that surprising me is Although the author is Jewish, he is part of peace making team. And he mentioned in the book that he will not give up his promised land but he will seek peace (I dont know how that goes). My assumption is not 2 separate countries. He I think Assumed one Jewish country that contains the Arab and the Hebrews The way the author presented his martial didn't satisfy my and if you compare what he says in his book and what is actually happening in the land you will be lost   hide

A good account of the Peace Process. Miller is not the most optimistic for peace in the middle east but he explains why. I found this very informative.

Not the greatest writing, but the substance and author insight definitely made the book worth reading. I think that Mr. Miller's approach is pretty fair considering how biased most material on this subject tends to be.