The Sweet Summer Book

I've always wondered (despite all the articles on what turns humans into suicide bombers) that HOW can it be what they feel think see believe how they find the guts to do something so horrible with a clean conscience. its not an easy task to find out let alone explain to the world and yet Khadra tries to do it all the same with a very humane perspective of the people around those suicide bombers, mostly steering clear of the dirty politics involved. The wife/bomber remains an enigma yet its a precise account of the chain of events induced by cause and effect. This book is a heart wrenching account of two sides of the same story that is Israel versus Palestine💔
"It's a duel without pity and without rules, where hesitations are fatal and mistakes irreparable, where the end generates its own means, and where salvation is not much thought of, having been largely supplanted by the exaltations of revenge and spectacular death. Now, I've always felt a holy terror for tanks and bombs, and I've never seen anything in them but the most complete expression of the worst traits of humankind."