An unrivalled, on-the-ground look at the modern-day politics of Yemen, and its place as Muhammed's 'last refuge' against infidels, by a rising Princeton scholar who frequently comments on Muslim and Arab events for the BBC, The Times, the Guardian, and more.
Set against the backdrop of a covert conflict in Arabia, the narrative explores the intense and secretive warfare between the United States and al-Qaeda. It delves into the tactics of drones and suicide bombers, highlighting the complexities and moral dilemmas of modern warfare in a region often overlooked by mainstream narratives. The story captures the harsh realities faced by those caught in this hidden war, emphasizing the broader implications of such conflicts on global security and human lives.