Martin Indyk Knihy

Insights from a former U.S. Ambassador to Israel reveal crucial lessons for future American diplomacy in the Middle East. Drawing on past failures, the author provides a compelling analysis that emphasizes the importance of understanding regional complexities. This book serves as a guide for the next president, highlighting strategies that could lead to more effective engagement and success in the region.

Focusing on Henry Kissinger's diplomatic efforts, this insightful history delves into the complexities of negotiating peace in the Middle East. It highlights the unique challenges and obstacles faced by Kissinger and subsequent diplomats in their quest to reconcile Israel with its Arab neighbors, shedding light on the intricate dynamics of the region's politics and the enduring quest for stability.

If the next American president wants to succeed in the Middle East, his diplomacy will need to take account of the lessons of past failures, presented here in a gripping book by a former two-time U.S. Ambassador to Israel and renowned Middle East expert.