Max L. Carter

Max reflects on his travels in the region and the lessons he learned from his growing network of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim friends in this memoir covering the time from 1970 through the second Intifada. But the most important lessons may have been for students Max brought from the United States to see for themselves what it's like on the ground in places like Bethlehem, Hebron, and so many others. One of those students spoke to Max about the purpose this experience had given her: "'I want to learn both Arabic and Hebrew,' she told me, 'so I can tell each other's stories.' "To be sure, there are stories to tell."--Back cover.… (mere)