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October 7th
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- Date de parution06/10/2026
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-972197-23-3
- EAN9781972197233
- Protection num.pas de protection
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- ÉditeurBetween the Lines Publishing
Résumé
One day of violence. Five lives caught in its aftermath. A world struggling over what comes next. October 7th moves across Gaza, Israel, the United States, and beyond, tracing the reverberations of a day that changed countless lives. A captive soldier faces an uncertain fate. An interrogator wrestles with conscience and duty. A physician navigates divided loyalties. A media figure becomes caught in the battle over who controls the narrative.
And an academic discovers how quickly distant events can become deeply personal. Through a chorus of intimate Jewish, Muslim, Israeli, Palestinian, American, and diasporic perspectives, Allan Havis explores what happens when public catastrophe enters private lives-and when grief, loyalty, identity, and truth become impossible to separate. Unflinching yet deeply humane, October 7th refuses easy villains, easy answers, and the comfort of a single narrative.
Instead, it asks what it means to witness, to survive, and to remember when the same event can carry profoundly different truths for those living through its consequences. A timely work of literary fiction about conflict, conscience, and the human lives behind the headlines.
And an academic discovers how quickly distant events can become deeply personal. Through a chorus of intimate Jewish, Muslim, Israeli, Palestinian, American, and diasporic perspectives, Allan Havis explores what happens when public catastrophe enters private lives-and when grief, loyalty, identity, and truth become impossible to separate. Unflinching yet deeply humane, October 7th refuses easy villains, easy answers, and the comfort of a single narrative.
Instead, it asks what it means to witness, to survive, and to remember when the same event can carry profoundly different truths for those living through its consequences. A timely work of literary fiction about conflict, conscience, and the human lives behind the headlines.
A propos de Allan Havis