Shalom Tsahal

Don't expect to emerge unscathed from this book. It bears the audacity of a gentleman, a senior officer, and the very idea of the Jewish people.

These memoirs, rejected by all publishers, finally see the light of day, even as these authentic and turbulent adventures embarrass every establishment.

Regarding Tsahal, forget your prejudices and passionately follow the tumultuous journey of an exceptional provocateur.

Jérusalmy pushes the boundaries of noir fiction into political intrigue a la James Ellroy or Jean-Patrick Manchette.

His momentum and the stakes of a conflict that engulfs both humanity and the Middle East lie at the very heart of this millennium's modernity.

From École Normale Supérieure to the Sinai borders, including humanitarian missions in Rwanda, Jérusalmy sows doubt with brilliance.

After his passage, neither war nor peace retains the same meaning.

Did you hold certainties about the Jews and Israel? Forget them!

The Jew who twice saved Arafat’s life finally explains himself.

Raphaël Jérusalmy has arrived.

An exceptional author takes you to task.