Publication year 1989
Genre Autobiography / Memoir, Nonfiction
Themes Nation, Politics & Government, War, Justice, Order & Chaos, Safety & Danger
Tags Jewish Literature, Military & War, Journalism, World History, Travel Literature, Politics & Government
From Beirut to Jerusalem is a 1989 book by the American journalist Thomas Friedman. It chronicles the years he spent as a journalist in the two cities of the book’s name, during a remarkably tumultuous period in that region’s politics. It is part personal memoir, part analysis (leaning on the advice of many of his expert friends, such as Fouad Ajami), part collection of anecdotes ranging from the funny to the heartbreaking to the absurd... Read From Beirut to Jerusalem Summary