"The pages of this book quite rightly drag us out of our dangerous apathy and call for the rebirth of hope even from the depths of the darkest despair."

– Le Monde

"A book of hope that reconciles us with humanity."

– Marie-Claire

"This book contains sad, frequently angry, and very poignant, testimonies from men, women and children, about their loss and hunger: the loss of homes; loved ones; childhood freedoms; hunger for reconciliation; and for a land to call home. The book reveals a world where both sides live with the daily realities and personal consequences of conflict."

– Oxfam newsletter

"This is a book from the heart but with much reaason to it."

– Chartist

"Kenize Mourad has brought [Palestine and Israeli] voices onto the printed page, with all their heartache and complexity, giving us a rare and moving insight into the minds and souls of the victims on both sides."

– Howard Zinn - author of /A People's History of the United States/