Doubts and Dynamite: the Middle East Today

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By Emile Bustani

Wingate, 1958, 159 pp

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A prominent Lebanese, who is an Arab nationalist but hopeful of good relations with the West, reviews the problems of the area and pleads with the Western world to accept the Arab world as a whole. As he puts it, "There is little point in extending hands of friendship to the separate tentacles of a political octopus."

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