The Truth About Palestine: Israel, The Bible, and The Battle for Truth

by Lars Enarson

Palestine or Israel? A two-state solution, or a one-state solution?

The Middle East conflict is primarily a battle over truth. In this controversial book, Lars Enarson highlights facts that are often ignored in today’s media. Before we take sides in a world-wide conflict that affects us all, it is critical that we know some foundational facts and the historical background to the conflict. We must stand on the side of truth.
CONTENTS

IntroductionChapter 1: Are the Palestinians an Invented People?Chapter 2: Is a Two-State Solution Inevitable?Chapter 3: Why Are the Jews So Hated?
Chapter 4: Two Widespread Lies about the Jews
Chapter 5: The Battle for the Truth
Chapter 6: The Future of the Land
Chapter 7: The Future of Gaza
Appendix How Can Christians Pray in a War Where People Are Killed?
Appendix Charters of Death
Appendix The Muslim Brotherhood
ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lars Enarson is an author, prolific Bible teacher, international prayer leader, and has been in full time ministry since the early 1970s. His passion is to see a restoration in our day of the original, apostolic gospel from Jerusalem. Lars resides with his family in Israel. For more info, visit larsenarson.com

154 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 30, 2024

Reviews

[ZzZ · Rating 1 out of 5]

For a book with “The Truth About…” in its title — it is painfully perplexing how with such codswollop slash drivel made it through the various stages of the editing and publication processes.

MAIN PROBLEMS:

[1] It contains factual errors (straight up lies).. eg. contains the debunked fabrication of “Hamas rapes” (interestingly doesn’t include the multiple verified sexual abuse of Palestinian hostages)

[2] Factual inaccuracies (mainly concerning timelines) eg refers to the Balfour Declaration 1917 as a document from the 1920s...

[3] A large chunk of the book is just quotes from the Bible(s) — we’re talking LONG QUOTES like pages and pages (it might be over 50% of the book) — one way to make up the word count I guess…

[4] The writer claims to have written the last chapter in November 2023 but the footnotes and content literally have dating as late as the end of March 2024 listed within the book, so as embarrassing as it is, it suggests that this was done for nefarious reasons as to not mention the actual colossal devastation of the land of the Palestinian people of Palestine 🇵🇸

Anyway, 1 star for providing unintended entertainment with the sheer banality and gall of whoever contributed to this extremely hot mess of a “book” 🌟

[Ole · Rating 1 out of 5]

Drivel