The book is organized into clear thematic and chronological chapters, making it approachable for readers new to Middle Eastern history and defines what the Middle East is geographically and culturally, and why it has been so strategically important and explores the interplay of Islam, Judaism, Christianity, and secular nationalism in shaping postwar politics.Author: Stewart Ross Categories: History, Politics, religion, students, war Tags: Balanced Perspective, religion and politics, Stewart Ross, Terrorism and Global Security, The Middle East Since 1945
