This bookoffers a rare glimpse into the motivations of suicide bombers, especially women and children, and those who recruit and dispatch them. Able to win the trust of imprisoned bombers, Anat Berko records their searing personal stories, offering a candid portrayal for all those wanting to understand and communicate with terrorists.
This bookoffers a rare glimpse into the motivations of suicide bombers, especially women and children, and those who recruit and dispatch them. Able to win the trust of imprisoned bombers, Anat Berko records their searing personal stories, offering a candid portrayal for all those wanting to understand and communicate with terrorists.
Anat Berko holds a Ph.D. in criminology and served as lieutenant colonel in the Israel Defense Forces. An internationally known expert on counterterrorism and widely published author, she is currently a member of the Knesset, where she sits on the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.
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Introduction: "Good Enough to Die, Not Good Enough to Marry" Chapter 1: "Just As Long As the Girl Doesn't Make a Mistake" Chapter 2: Hamas Deputy Prime Minister: "Whoever Sends a Woman on a Terrorist Attack is Jahil" Chapter 3: The Engineer: "A Virgin in Paradise Is Like a Little Girl" Chapter 4: Shari'a Judge: "Women Lack Two Things: Intelligence and Religion" Chapter 5: The Adolescent Terrorist: "You Go to Jail, You Can Study For Matriculation Exams, You Get Special Considerations If You're in Jail" Chapter 6: Brother and Sister, Suicide Bombers Chapter 7: Special Bonuses for Each and Every Shaheed Chapter 8: Terrorist to Her Dispatcher: "Why Did You Betray Me? You Know I Love You" Chapter 9: Clerics on Women in Terrorism: "What Will She Get in Paradise, a Couple of Virgins?" Chapter 10: Salima, Mother of Seven: "My Husband Only Thinks about Himself, I Don't Love Him" Chapter 11: Nawal, Palestinian Knife Wielder: "Jail in Israel Is Better Than Hell at Home" Chapter 12: Women under Interrogation Chapter 13: How to Talk to Terrorists Chapter 14: Arab Lawyer: "Every Woman Involved in Terrorism Is a Romantic" Chapter 15: Nabil, Dispatcher of Terrorists: "A Pity I Sent Her to Blow Herself Up, She Could Have Given Birth to Three Men Like Me." Afterword: Disrobe for a Terrorist Attack-Is the Shaheeda a Heroine?
Introduction: "Good Enough to Die, Not Good Enough to Marry" Chapter 1: "Just As Long As the Girl Doesn't Make a Mistake" Chapter 2: Hamas Deputy Prime Minister: "Whoever Sends a Woman on a Terrorist Attack is Jahil" Chapter 3: The Engineer: "A Virgin in Paradise Is Like a Little Girl" Chapter 4: Shari'a Judge: "Women Lack Two Things: Intelligence and Religion" Chapter 5: The Adolescent Terrorist: "You Go to Jail, You Can Study For Matriculation Exams, You Get Special Considerations If You're in Jail" Chapter 6: Brother and Sister, Suicide Bombers Chapter 7: Special Bonuses for Each and Every Shaheed Chapter 8: Terrorist to Her Dispatcher: "Why Did You Betray Me? You Know I Love You" Chapter 9: Clerics on Women in Terrorism: "What Will She Get in Paradise, a Couple of Virgins?" Chapter 10: Salima, Mother of Seven: "My Husband Only Thinks about Himself, I Don't Love Him" Chapter 11: Nawal, Palestinian Knife Wielder: "Jail in Israel Is Better Than Hell at Home" Chapter 12: Women under Interrogation Chapter 13: How to Talk to Terrorists Chapter 14: Arab Lawyer: "Every Woman Involved in Terrorism Is a Romantic" Chapter 15: Nabil, Dispatcher of Terrorists: "A Pity I Sent Her to Blow Herself Up, She Could Have Given Birth to Three Men Like Me." Afterword: Disrobe for a Terrorist Attack-Is the Shaheeda a Heroine?
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