Moscow..Tel Aviv..

This book is a step on the path of re-reading history, not to make judgments,

but to realize the reality of things.

In this book, the author talks about the role of Russia in “making” Israel, and

based on his close relation to the Kremlin and several prominent figures in an

era that was one of the most dangerous eras in modern times, he explores

Moscow’s relations with Israel, which was imposed upon the Middle East by

those who don’t have any right to the land. He explains in this book, using

mostly evidence and documents, that Moscow is one of the main responsible

entities for the establishment of Israel in the region. He shows Stalin’s vital role

in its establishment and his support to the Zionist movement, and the impact

of this on Arab-Russian relations later on. He also emphasizes that the Soviet

Union delegates in the United Nations support the Israeli people’s interests,

even without the request of their leaders. They codify what Britain couldn’t

achieve.

His approach in this book is based on documentation and the use of material

evidence, not just stating mere theories.