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Living in Heaven, Coping with Hell by Clifford Sobin delivers a vivid portrait of Israel's haunting and unpredictability violent northern borders. Here, amid widespread tranquility, a pervasive hint of danger lingers within communities that dot Israel's borders with Lebanon and Syria. "You don't know when it will blow, but you know it eventually will. It always does. And you know that when it does blow, it might kill you." Written in a conversational style, this compelling narrative answers why Israelis live in this dangerous region and illuminates the challenges they face. By intimately…mehr

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Living in Heaven, Coping with Hell by Clifford Sobin delivers a vivid portrait of Israel's haunting and unpredictability violent northern borders. Here, amid widespread tranquility, a pervasive hint of danger lingers within communities that dot Israel's borders with Lebanon and Syria. "You don't know when it will blow, but you know it eventually will. It always does. And you know that when it does blow, it might kill you." Written in a conversational style, this compelling narrative answers why Israelis live in this dangerous region and illuminates the challenges they face. By intimately profiling many of its current residents and explaining how selected communities in the region took root.
Autorenporträt
Cliff Sobin is a writer with a special interest in Israeli/Jewish history. He also was the managing partner of his law firm from its inception in 1991 until he retired. Cliff has spoken to numerous groups regarding his mother's Holocaust experience, his books regarding Israel and workers' compensation. His written work includes books, articles, and blogs concerning Israel, Maryland Workers' Compensation, Jackson Hole and database application design.