In Hitler: The Proclaimed Messiah of the Palestinian Cause, [Aabhas] highlights an issue that world powers and their chroniclers have, for decades, preferred to rest in the shadows. This is not a book for those seeking comfort; it is a confrontation with truths that rattle the foundations of carefully curated narratives.

Hitler: The Proclaimed Messiah of the Palestinian Cause will be enlightening not only to observers of the contemporary scene … but also to all those who are interested in the history of World War II and its aftermath. This book will transform our understanding of key events and important figures of that age.

What sets this work apart is its commitment to primary-source evidence and its refusal to indulge in conjecture or polemics…. In a time when memory is politicized and history distorted, this book serves as a necessary corrective that is grounded, courageous, and unflinchingly honest.

In this book, we encounter a scholar who has put together a 900-page volume (one-third of it is devoted to careful citations), drawing largely from primary sources. I am not embarrassed to admit that this book has forced me to update my thoughts on this very complicated issue in the Middle-East. Read his book with an open mind.

In Hitler: The Proclaimed Messiah of the Palestinian Cause, [Aabhas] highlights an issue that world powers and their chroniclers have, for decades, preferred to rest in the shadows. This is not a book for those seeking comfort; it is a confrontation with truths that rattle the foundations of carefully curated narratives.