A book that narrates, using modern language and style, the history of the Arabs both in ancient and contemporary times, highlighting its most significant figures. It sheds light on their golden ages and periods of decline, aiming to explain current critical events unfolding in the Arab world: "... The Greater Middle East project, pursued by Israel, has not come to fruition and will not likely succeed in the near or distant future due to the lack of trust between Arabs and Jews. Achieving Greater Israel is no longer feasible as Israel cannot enforce it by force due to unwavering Arab opposition today and tomorrow. The project to displace the Palestinian people and empty Palestine has become an unbearable burden not just on Israel but also on America, the West, and Arab countries. The military wall concept as a defense against communism is obsolete with the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the establishment of the Russian Federation, which maintains genuine relations with the West. Unfortunately, the Americans and the West have so far failed to engage in a realistic and rational study of the future. They have not realized that the tunnel they built through which they have forced the Arab world will one day open to bright light, presenting a binary choice to the world: - either a peaceful Arab world with acknowledged rights or a revolutionary world that may lead to self-destruction and damage to others." Publishing house: Publications Distribution and Publishing Company Number of Pages: 392 Year of publication: 2010