The book " Six Days in Afghanistan" is a journalistic and political documentation of the author's trip to Afghanistan during that critical period.

Blending symbolism with realism, the story explores themes of exile, departure, and the search for self, raising philosophical questions about direction, time, and belonging.

Blending fiction with historical reality, the story spans from the mid-20th century through the siege of Beirut, exploring themes of identity, displacement, resistance, and the enduring human spirit.

The book is a documentary effort that relies on thousands of testimonies from Western media and academics to expose the systemic "Killing Culture" in international politics.

From Fadaat for Publishing. A new book of poetry has been published by the writer and media personality Dr. Zakaria Shahin entitled "A Man from the Old Guard", which is located in 95 pages of small pieces.

Africa's journey from slavery to freedom was a long and complex one, which saw various forms of slavery, anti-slavery movements, national liberation movements, and efforts to combat modern slavery.

The book centers on the idea of "resources wars," in which international conflicts are no longer ideological, but have become aimed at controlling natural resources (oil, gas, minerals, and water).

This book is a psychological and educational study To shed light on the psychological factors affecting student’s academic performance and general behavior, while proposing practical educational solutions.

The book offers a critical reading of one of the most dangerous reports released in the early 21st century—a report that went largely unnoticed, despite its ideas being translated into real-world policies and events.

The collection carries a deeply emotional and reflective tone. The title evokes water as a symbol of sorrow, fluidity, and memory, while the "bridge" suggests a passage or an attempt to overcome pain.

When pretext is far worse than crime, where killing becomes diligence, and calamity turns into a tradition, without any reaction against it, and where sheer coincidence never applies to the methodic action,

The author analyzes how "human rights" are used as a tool of political pressure or interference in the affairs of states, explaining the gap between "legal text" and "political application."

The title "Condemnation Document" clearly suggests a political and protest dimension, as word and poetry become a tool to expose injustice and condemn political practices or occupation.

This Novel falls under analytical political literature, offering a deep exploration of the roots of the Arab-Israeli conflict, addressing history, ideology, and international stances.

The book "Zionist Thought between Theory and Practice" by the writer and journalist Dr. Zakaria Shaheen is an analytical study of Zionist thought and its applications on the ground in Palestine.

This book is an important reference for those researching the history of Western military interventions and understanding the shifts in NATO's combat and political doctrine.