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A Life
by Nir Hefez & Gadi Bloom
Warrior, statesman, peacemaker – few world leaders have had as dramatic and pivotal a life story as Ariel Sharon. And as this riveting new biography shows, perhaps no modern leader’s life has been as tightly woven into the history of his nation.
"Peacemakers are rare in the Middle East today, and this well-written biography is thus particularly timely." - Kirkus.
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