The book is divided into 5 partsPart 1 focuses on the impact of the conflict on our lives as we experienced it first hand by sharing stories of our tours of sites in Israel and Jordan. Part 2 examines the genesis of the conflict from a Biblical perspective with God’s choice of Abraham and his descendants over the nations and peoples that existed in the land of Canaan as God deals with the wickedness and rebellion of man in his judgment on same.

Part 3 is an overview of the efforts that have been made as possible solutions to the conflict, including diplomatic efforts, economic incentives, and grassroots movements for peace. While I believe that ultimate peace can only come through divine intervention, we must still strive for peace on earth as much as possible.

Part 4 considers obstacles to the Two-State Solution as we acquaint ourselves with the ideologies that drive the conflicts. Part 5 presents the battles that stem from the deeply held religious views and ideologies culminating in the final battle of all ages and concluding with personal reflections on the spiritual dimensions of the conflicts.

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