Books published by Peter Halban Publishers Ltd

This biography traces Rabin's impact on modern Israel and examines his dual career - as the soldier and Chief of Staff who oversaw Israel's victory in the Six Day War and as the statesman who set it on the road to peace. It also discusses his complex relationship with Shimon Peres.

The first biography of an influential Russian-Jewish family who launched themselves in Parisian high society in the mid-19th century and then later returned to Russia.

Who are these wanderers and outsiders living on the cease fire line in Jerusalem, a city torn in two? What do they know of an impending storm?

New collection of stories inspired by The Merchant of Venice.

Who would have thought that writing your life story could be so dangerous?

WHY IS A MOSSAD AGENT PLANNING TO DEFY HIS BOSSES?

A heartfelt celebration of the vanished world of his grandfather's intellectual passions.

Why is a Mossad agent risking his life to save a Hezbollah leader?

Photographic exploration of Israel/Palestine conflict to coincide with 60th anniversary of State of Israel.

A journalist and her fixer struggle for the truth where truth is now a victim.

From the internationally acclaimed author of Mr. Mani and A Woman in Jerusalem, a thrilling novel that explores the relationship between life and art through the eyes of a film director, his screenwriter and their muse.

New collection of stories by an inimitable award-winning author.

Now an award-winning feature film 'The Human Resources Manager'

Known worldwide for her Diary, Anne Frank's TALES FROM THE SECRET ANNEXE were written at the same time with the same humour, honesty and wisdom, and are an essential part of her legacy.

Rabb completes his masterful inter-war Berlin trilogy set on the eve of 1936 Olympics, and at the outbreak of Spanish Civil War.

A profound and humorous novel about casual evil in all its various guisesAuthor A.B. Yehoshua.

Major 20th Century artist, fellow of Royal Academy, contemporary of Freud, Bacon and Auerbach

The Year is 999 A.D. Christians in Europe are preparing themselves for the arrival of the Messiah at the Millenium and religious fevour is in the air.

Depicts life in Baghdad as only an insider can - very accurately and very beautifully

18th century literary salon hostessLively debauched youth, would even shock modern societyWitty correspondence with key thinkers of the time: Voltaire and Horace Walpole

Dark thriller set in 1927 Berlin film industry, reaching deep into sex and drug world, and into growing menace of Hitler's Brownshirts.

A Palestinian meets an Israeli in London. How far can their relationship go?

Revealing and enlightening, Conversations with Isaiah Berlin gives a close-up view of one of the foremost thinkers of our time. Philosopher and leading proponent of liberal thinking, Isaiah Berlin has changed our sense of history and life. This new edition provides an excellent introduction to Berlin's thought.

Brilliant thriller writer, published in the UK for the first time. The Overseer will prove to be one of the best political thrillers of the decade.

Very topical, haunting story set in Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon.

Rosa, reprinted with a revised cover, is the author's third novel after The Overseer and The Book of Q and is the first in the Berlin Trilogy. Shadow and Light was the second and The Second Son the third.

"The short stories in Naomi Shepherd's collection ASHES are a delight... an anatomy of Israeli society, a species of social tragi-comedy." (Alan Isler)