Nasser, The Last Arab
According to the Iran Book News Agency (IBNA), on the very day Gamal Abdel Nasser, the President of Egypt, died in 1970, the dream of achieving a unified Arab nation-state became an impossible event. In a world where collective ideals have collapsed and politics has turned into a power game, Gamal Abdel Nasser was the last shared dream of the Arab world.
The book ‘Nasser, The Last Arab’ is a narrative about a man who stood on the border of dictatorship and popularity, war and the ideal of unity, East and West, and tried to liberate a nation from the clutches of colonialism, corruption, and division. This book not only offers a penetrating portrait of Nasser but also reflects a fundamental question: Can the interests of the Arab world and the West ever reconcile?
Saeed Khalil Abu Rish
