This book is a scholarly work focusing on the impacts of the 2006 war on Israel. It seeks out answers, raises questions, and provokes discussion without severing ties with related topics. It avoids the cold façade of supposed neutrality, which merely reports facts without context, staying impartial between the oppressor and the oppressed. The book clearly favors the legitimacy of resistance against occupation.

It emphasizes presenting facts and events objectively, backed by evidence, and examining them critically without preconceived notions. The war revealed the exaggerated Israeli image of power, reducing its self-perception. This led to a reevaluation of Israel's role and strength, also altering its image among Arabs. The memory of victory revived the Arab consciousness with a renewed sense of triumph.

Dr. Youssef Nasrallah, a Lebanese author, researcher, and poet. He is a university professor with a Ph.D. in Arabic language and literature. He has participated in numerous educational and literary seminars, lectures, and workshops for teachers. He has several published studies in related fields. His publications include: - Introductions to Literature and Communication Techniques, Dar Al-Banan, Lebanon, 2009. - I Will Not Love a Time I'm Not In (Poetry), Dar Al-Jadeed, Beirut, 1999. - Traveler of the Night (Poetry), Qasir Press, Beirut, 1995.

Publishing house: Dar Al-Farabi for Publishing and Distribution Number of Pages: 304 Year of publication: 2011