Publisher's Synopsis
From CreateSpace For too long, leaders of the world's most powerful nations and organized political and religious groups have been able to operate with their actions and policies explained away with slight-of-hand rhetoric and individual, case-by-case rationales. Author Hani Montan eschews these simplistic exercises in denial and attacks the current global state of crisis with objectivity and urgency. Pointing to the three key factors of money, nationalism, and religion, Montan paints a stark portrait for the future of America's global power. Specifically, after the Israeli-Arab conflict of 1967, extremist foreign relations policies adopted by Israel became the tenet for American foreign policy as well. This shift from benefactor to hegemonic power wielding ideology and physical might like a weapon has caused a serious rift between America, allies Israel and Great Britain, and the rest of the world. Now, America sits on the precipice of its socio-political and economic leadership slipping away forever. The solution is moderation. For peaceful coexistence to happen and the United States to prolong the life of its empire, Montan asserts the United States must convert to "win-win" deal making stratagem rather than its current winner-take-all philosophy. This will decrease the efficacy of extremism, increase global good will, and create much needed balance in world affairs. Filled with powerful analysis that details the current trajectory of international relations, Israel vs. America vs. the World furthers the continuing debate over American foreign policy, Muslim fundamentalist strategies of terror, and Israeli territory acquisitions policies. Reminiscent of the works of John J. Mearshimer and Noam Chomsky, author Hani Montan delivers with precision and clarity a compelling, thought-provoking, and fundamental challenge to world leaders and citizens alike to change our current course and forge a brave new world centered on tolerance and mutually beneficial solutions.
