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A novel that explores the effects of war and violence on individuals and society, delving into memory and identity through characters confronting fear, loss, and profound transformations.

This intellectual study discusses Jewish identity and its historical, religious, and political complexities, while also analyzing the nature of the Jewish state and its intellectual and social crises in the modern era.

This is a series of lectures offering in-depth readings of intellectual, political, and social issues, and presenting analytical perspectives based on experience and reflection to understand the events and transformations witnessed by the Arab world and the world at large.

An analytical look at the Libyan reality and its political and social crises; it addresses the nation’s concerns and the challenges it faces, proposing ideas and initiatives to restore stability and build the state, while emphasizing the importance of awareness and national responsibility.

These are poignant literary texts that highlight the suffering and resilience of the people of Gaza, showcasing scenes of pride and defiance in the face of reality, in an intense and moving emotional language.

This work explores the political and personal life of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, examining his leadership style, decision-making processes, and relationships with Arab leaders. It also considers the influence of geography and his frequent movement between countries on his struggle and political career—all based on the author’s own firsthand observations and experiences.

The work recounts bloody historical events that took place in the late Ottoman era, through the fates of an Armenian family amidst massacres, forced displacement, and political conflicts, seamlessly blending narrative fiction with historical facts.

A collection of critical thoughts and reflections on the development of European civilization and society after the war, with a deep analysis of the intellectual and political transformations of that period.

The book chronicles Prince Zaid bin Shaker’s life and his military and political career, reviewing pivotal moments in the history of Jordan and the Arab world—ranging from the 1967 War and the events of Black September to the Second Gulf War—while highlighting his relationship with King Hussein bin Talal and his roles in public life.

The book examines the impact of Zionist ideology on shaping the relationship between the Islamic world and the West. It offers an intellectual and political analysis linking Zionism and Western colonialism, along with an analysis of the concepts of dialogue and civilizational conflict.

This critical analytical study examines the relationship between Zionism and Judaism in terms of its historical roots and intellectual structure, deconstructing concepts and clarifying the differences between the religious and the ideological.

This critical intellectual study examines the relationship between major modern ideologies and their impact on global history and politics, analyzing the nature of civilizational conflict and the structure of modern Western discourse. It discusses the transformations and outcomes of political thought in light of the European historical experience.