This compelling and meticulously researched book delves into the life and political career of Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, with a particular focus on his involvement in two of the most significant and devastating conflicts of our time-the war in Iraq and the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Drawing on a wealth of sources, this account provides a comprehensive overview of Netanyahu's role and decisions during these tumultuous periods, exploring how his leadership has shaped the course of events in the Middle East. The book offers a stark examination of the war in Iraq, documenting the tragic human cost on both the American and Iraqi sides, including the thousands of lives lost, the widespread destruction, and the profound financial burden borne by the American people. Turning to Gaza, the book offers a sobering look at the ongoing devastation that has ravaged the region. The author delves into the enormous human toll, the obliteration of infrastructure, and the profound psychological impact on the people, particularly the children, of Gaza. The narrative sheds light on the broader implications for the region, as well as the deep scars left on its future generations. A critical examination is also given to the role of the United States as the primary supplier of weapons and ammunition to the Israeli military. This aspect of the book explores the complex geopolitical relationships, the ethical considerations, and the far-reaching consequences of U.S. involvement in these conflicts. This book is not just a recounting of historical events but a poignant exploration of human suffering and the lasting impact of war. It serves as a crucial reminder of the cost of conflict and the ongoing struggle for peace and justice in the Middle East.