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Waiting for the Dawn - an autobiography written in Oxford, that special town, and its placid atmosphere. Most elite newspapers in Fleet Street welcomed it. The Jesuit monk and famous poet, Peter Levi, was enthusiastic.
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| Waiting For the Dawn (English autobiography),
London 1975. |
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Dayareh Mishneh (sub-Tenants) co-authored with Uzi Benziman
- a political research in the Israeli policy and treatment of Israel's Arab minority between 1948-1992. Most Israeli Media welcomed the book – and still use it as an authorative reference.
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| Dayareh Meshneh (Hebrew) political research with Uzi
Benziman, Jerusalem 1992. |
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Hafnat Torab (a handful of Earth) is the writer's “last gift” to his family and friends on his 70-th birthday. A collection of memoirs. |
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| Hafnat Torab (Arabic) memoirs, Nazareth 2004. |
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Narrow Gate Churches, the Christian Presence in the Holy Land under Muslim and Jewish Rule. Six reviews - so far - were published.
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| Narrow Gate Churches (English) research on the history
and current life of the Christian minorities in Israel and
the Middle East, Pasadena. Ca 2004. |
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