Benjamin Netanyahu Books in Order

This collection brings together contributions from the 1979 Jerusalem Conference on Terrorism. Politicians, diplomats, scholars and journalists discuss terrorism's origins and methods, weighing competing ideas about the responses governments and societies might make to it.

Edited by Benjamin Netanyahu, this collection assembles perspectives from political leaders, journalists and specialists in terrorism and Middle Eastern affairs. Their contributions examine international terrorism and the policies Western countries might adopt in response to it.

Benjamin Netanyahu presents his account of Zionism, Israel's history and its relations with Arab neighbors and Western powers. He argues for particular conditions for lasting peace, connecting territorial questions with his assessment of Israel's security needs.

Benjamin Netanyahu argues for a coordinated democratic response to domestic and international terrorism. He examines state support for militant groups, technological threats and the tension between public security and civil liberties when governments seek to prevent attacks.

Benjamin Netanyahu recounts his family background, military service and rise in Israeli politics. Personal memories of his brother's death sit alongside accounts of diplomatic relationships, economic decisions and the convictions that have guided his public career.