War in Iran

The book follows Sam Owen, who finds his young sister floating face down in the back garden pond. This tragic event significantly impacts his family, making him almost invisible to his parents. The narrative explores how death changes the dynamics of a family and the emotional journey of its members.

Amit Segal's 'The Call at 3 a. m. ' provides a behind-the-scenes look at Israeli political life, chronicling critical moments and leaders' decision-making processes. Drawing on Segal's experience as a prominent Israeli journalist, the book mixes reporting, interviews, and analysis to explain how political choices are made in times of crisis. It pays particular attention to prominent figures like Benjamin Netanyahu and the dynamics that shape Israel's domestic and foreign policy. The book aims to illuminate the pressures and calculations faced by Israeli leaders for readers both inside and outside Israel. It serves as both reportage and commentary on contemporary Israeli politics.