A personal account of the 1948 Siege of Jerusalem, blending history and faith during Israel's founding.
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A personal account of the 1948 Siege of Jerusalem, blending history and faith during Israel's founding.
The book examines the dramatic events in 1948, as the Jews struggled with the Arabs for mastery of Palestine and, in particular, Jerusalem. The establishment of a new Jewish state in Israel was for many the fulfilment of biblical prophecies concerning the return of the people of God to the land of God, and Hannah was there at the centre of these events.
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Moderate depictions of war and siege-related violence in Jerusalem, 1948.
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Strong religious themes tied to biblical prophecies and Jewish return to Israel.
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Central focus on the political conflict over Palestine and Israel's founding.
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Accounts of suffering due to war and siege conditions in Jerusalem.
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