Russell Borna

Broschiertes Buch

Gaza After the Guns

The Coming Test for the Middle East, and the End of Hamas?

Beschreibung

In the aftermath of Gaza's disarmament, the region stands at a crossroads between illusionary peace and looming catastrophe. Gaza After the Guns: The Coming Test for the Middle East, and the End of Hamas? is a sweeping analysis of power, ideology, and survival in a postwar landscape where weapons may be silenced, but the struggle endures. The book traces how the Strip's enforced calm has become a mirror for an entire region trapped in cycles of containment, diplomacy, and controlled volatility. From the war rooms of Cairo to the cabinet battles in Jerusalem, from Washington's waning patience to Tehran's calculated provocations, every chapter dissects a different dimension of the new Middle East order. The narrative explores the competing visions shaping Gaza's reconstruction-the Arab counter-proposals, the Western blueprints, and the silent contest between technocracy and theology. It examines the shifting alliances of Israel, Egypt, the Gulf states, and Iran, revealing how economic strategies, digital warfare, and psychological exhaustion have replaced conventional conflict. Through a historian's eye and a strategist's precision, the book follows the fragile architecture of what diplomats call "managed stability." It exposes how aid became weaponized, how disarmament created new dependencies, and how peace itself has become a bureaucratic performance. Drawing on lessons from Baghdad, Beirut, and Damascus, Gaza After the Guns argues that Gaza's unarmed future may define the Middle East's armed present. This is not merely a story about Gaza-it is a chronicle of a region learning to survive without believing in peace. It is about governments that fear victory as much as defeat, leaders trapped in contradictions, and societies exhausted by perpetual preparation for war. Gaza After the Guns confronts the reader with an unsettling question: what happens when peace is no longer an ambition but a management strategy? Rigorously researched, politically charged, and narratively powerful, the book stands as both analysis and warning-a study of how nations weaponize reconstruction and how silence, in a land once defined by explosions, can be the loudest signal of all.

Autor

Russell Borna is a contemporary author and critical thinker whose work spans the disciplines of history, philosophy, and political thought. Known for his bold inquiry and intellectual depth, Borna examines how ideas shape civilizations, identities, and belief systems. His writing is a fusion of analytical rigor and narrative storytelling, crafted to challenge assumptions and provoke reflection. With a background in the humanities and a lifelong fascination with human behavior, Borna has explored subjects ranging from ideological extremism and mass persuasion to ancient wisdom traditions and the psychology of power. His books often focus on the hidden structures behind collective thinking, the psychology of belief, and the delicate tension between truth and illusion in modern life. Guided by a philosophical spirit and a historian's precision, Borna writes for readers who seek meaning beyond surface-level answers-those unafraid to question the dominant narratives of their time. Whether writing about modern politics or ancient thought, he brings clarity to complexity and encourages intellectual independence in an increasingly polarized world.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Russell Borna
• Seitenzahl: 242
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Oktober 2025
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 13mm
• Gewicht: 310g
• ISBN-13: 9798232404482
• Artikelnr.: 75687448