Once an Arafat Man: The True Story of how a PLO Sniper Found a New Life

Tass Saada,Hardcover, English-language edition,Pages:250,Pub by Tyndale House Publishers

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Posted: Jan-19-2009

New insight

If I didn't know this man personally and I picked up this book to read I would have thought I was reading a novel. It provides an interesting look into the life and thoughts of a people who have commanded our attention for quite a while now. Due to the ease of reading it is easy to pick it up and...

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Posted: Jan-18-2009

Son of Ishmael Recognizes the Truth

This book is an incredible biography of the son of a Palestinian businessman with some influence. Although born in Gaza, his family moved to Qutar while he was quite young. His father had some connections and young Taysir (Tass) had some of life's privileges. He grew up to hate Israel and had...

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Posted: Dec-21-2008

Solution to Mid-East Conflicts?

Many people seem to focus on possible political solutions to the volatile relations in the middle east. "Once an Arafat Man" takes a different approach. This is a supremely readable but sometimes painful biographical account of Tass Saada, a Palestinian youth turned PLO sniper. He shares his...

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Posted: Dec-12-2008

A timely book

I understand that this book has just sold-out of its third printing and I can understand why. Giving insight into the mind-set and heart of the Islamic people, it is a timely, 'must-read' for every Christian.

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Posted: Dec-10-2008

Once An Arafat Man - Great Read!

I bought the book after hearing Tass speak at our congregation. This was not the first time I met Tass, I heard his testimony a couple of times when he spoke with Moran Rosenblat on two other occasions. The book was gripping as well as graphic. His description of their poverty and the way they...

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Posted: Dec-08-2008

Tass Is the Real Deal!

This book has great personal meaning for me. There was a time when I knew Tass only as Ben's dad. Ben was the boyfriend, then husband, of our youngest daughter's best friend. Ben was a bright, dedicated member of our church. He now serves as worship pastor at a local church we helped to start...

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Posted: Nov-13-2008

An Amazing Story

An incredible, inspiring story of how one man came from pure hatred for the Jewish people into the light of love through the power of a new found faith that is based on forgiveness. The book was easy to read and was in fact a real page turner. This comes from a person who is not easily engaged...

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Posted: Nov-12-2008

Fascinating, inspirational testimony

I bought this book immediately after hearing the author (Tass Saada) speak in person at a messianic congregation up in Dallas. I had no idea who the guest speaker was that day. Within 5 minutes of his talk, I knew something was very different about this man. He spoke with incredible sincerity...

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Posted: Nov-07-2008

A relevant story of hope

In these days of continual bad news and a seemingly never ending cycle of threats and retaliation, "Once An Arafat Man" presents a story of hope. Its writing style is engaging and easy to read, but the message of redemption sinks deep. The central theme is not the ability of a man to pull himself...

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Posted: Oct-30-2008

A Story of Redemption

Once an Arafat Man's sub-title couldn't be a better synopsis of the book in general, "The true story of how a PLO sniper found a new life." The opening sequence of the book reads like some of the best action oriented fiction out there, but you have to keep in mind that not only are the related...

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