Facts And Fables: The Arab-Israeli Conflict

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By Clifford A. Wright

Routledge, 1989, 239 pp

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The "fables" in this instance are those propagated by Israel and the Zionists, which are refuted by the "facts." Some of the author's points are well taken, but for the most part this is a book of Arab propaganda to offset Israeli propaganda. There is no middle ground, nor is there much in the way of clear and recognizable truth that can settle these arguments.

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