I Am Ariel Sharon

Set around a long-term coma, this compact novel stages the women closest to a controversial Israeli leader as they speak to his life and choices. Through intimate addresses the narrative traces family flight, paramilitary formation and the repercussions of wartime decisions.

Rather than offering verdicts, the book gathers competing testimonies and moral interrogation: memory, exile and culpability are examined in concentrated, often fierce voices that challenge readers to reckon with history and human cost.

For readers of political and literary fiction, the work offers a terse, intense study of identity, trauma and accountability.

• Intimate dramatic monologues
• Explores displacement, wartime violence and moral responsibility
• Paperback, 167 pages

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