Nonfiction
Date Published: 08-28-2025
Publisher: Tellwell
Ambiguity has been the story of our era since Operation Cast Lead. The
author found herself in the middle of ambiguous theme, dialogue, plot, and
portrayal while engaging with a love story on General Hospital in 2008/2009.
There was the question mark about the female character: Was she going to be
humiliated?
Operation Cast Lead ensued as a mechanism to decide the fate and resolution of
this question. The author was conflicted as her tendency to humiliate herself
in her fantasies interfered with how she interpreted the story and how she
responded to it while Operation Cast Lead unfolded, a war that took place
between Hamas and IDF at the climax of the story of Sonny and Kate.
What was the truth of this connection? Why has Gaza been held hostage to this
story ever since? What’s the way forward for Israelis and Palestinians?
What’s the way forward for humanity?
The book argues that Operation Cast Lead was a design, and attempts to place
the case within the current framework of international law while acknowledging
that there are fundamental flaws in this framework and that there should be
transformation at the foundation of international law for humanity to have a
breakthrough and realize true freedom.
This book reveals a secret about history. A secret that would explain why the
conflict in the Middle East has not met its resolution. As well as the
conflict at the core of humanity.
Review
Reading this felt less like going through a typical history book and more like listening to someone carefully lay out an argument. The book focuses on explaining and defending the reasoning behind Israel’s military operation in Gaza in 2008–2009, and it does so in a very structured, almost step-by-step way. Even without a deep background in politics or international law, it’s fairly easy to follow because the author takes time to explain the situation leading up to the conflict and why the operation happened.
What stood out most was how strongly the book sticks to its point of view. It clearly aims to make a case rather than just tell the story. There’s a lot of focus on security concerns, the challenges of dealing with ongoing attacks, and the legal side of military decisions. That made it interesting, especially when it explained how complicated modern warfare can be, particularly in crowded areas where civilians and fighters are close together.
It gives more insight into how people justify and interpret military decisions.
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