Storm Over Morocco, 3rd Edition

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This 3rd Edition of Storm Over Morocco, a true story, includes a new chapter about the authors childhood -- after fighting his sometimes violent father and struggling as a counsellor for some of Northern Californias most dangerous young criminals -- he turned to fighting for victims of world conflict by organizing interfaith peace projects in the Holy Land. The epilogue recounts a tense meeting in a West Bank refugee camp between the author and militant Palestinian Moslems to prepare for an interfaith peace march. Seeking a solution to conflict through interfaith peace, he set out for the Holy land from Paris in 1978. While traveling through Casablanca, Morocco, he was invited to study Islam in a mosque; it turned out to be controlled by an extremist Moslem sect which promptly imprisoned him. He was wrongly accused of being a Zionist spy. His search transformed into a desperate struggle for survival when he is accused of sabotaging the faith. He was recently interviewed on several major national radio shows, including Savage Nation with Michael Savage and on Fox and NBC news programs. He also participated during a panel discussion concerning spiritual issues broadcasted live by a Houston Time Warner television station. Finally, He gave a power point presentation about his book and interfaith activities at the Mid-Manhattan Library in New York City. After world author tours in 2007 and 2008, in the United States, the UK, France, Israel and Palestine, covering 40 cities and 12 (US) states, he is presently scheduling author events for the 3rd Edition in 2009 covering several US states and the UK.

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