Reviews and Comments
Thomas H. Kean, Chair of the 9/11 Commission: "Most experts believe there will be new terrorist attacks in the United States. By looking at the Israeli experience, Cole makes an important contribution by asking what can be learned and are we prepared."

Mortimer B. Zuckerman, Editor-in-Chief of US News and World Report: "Cole's book gives the fullest description available of how the Israeli experience can help others."

U.S. Senator Susan Collins: "The lessons from this book could save lives in the event of another attack on the United States."

Washington Times: "... well written, extensively researched and comprehensive.... Cole's book is essential reading for all those involved in homeland security preparedness."

The Oklahoman:"This book is essential reading for the layperson who wants to understand the effect and appropriate response to terror. It is also an important addition to the public policy debate about how America, as a society, must be prepared to deal with the future."

N.J. Jewish Standard: "Cole's description of how the 'suicide bomb' does its deadly work may be the best ever written."

Dennis Ross, former American envoy to the Middle East: "Leonard Cole offers a moving portrait of the way in which many Israelis cope with terror.... But the great value of this book is what it tells us about not giving in to terror."

ForeWord Magazine: "By delivering the story through the eyes of terror victims and those who assist them, Cole will move many readers emotionally...."

Lt. Gen. Paul K. Carlton, M.D., Surgeon General U.S. Air Force (Ret.): "This collection of stories of courage and determination should be required reading for all Americans!"

Brig. Gen. (Res.) Nachman Shai, former Chief Spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces: "...a fascinating journey into modern terror.... The lessons for the United States and others are plain to see."