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A digital copy of "Oxford Handbook of Talent Management" by David G. Collings, Kamel Mellahi and Wayne F. Eds. Cascio. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

Introducing the Roberto Collina Merino/Baby Camel Round-neck Knitwear in antracite. This lightweight sweater is made with a blend of merino wool, baby camel, and nylon, ensuring warmth and comfort. The rolled edge neckline adds a fashionable touch, while the unique shoulder stitch pattern adds a modern twist. Made in Italy, this sweater is perfect for the stylish and discerning gentleman.

Great collectible Picasso book!

On the sidewalks of Beirut, a terse but otherwise unremarkable exchange between a nationalist Christian mechanic (Adel Karam) and a displaced Palestinian construction foreman (Kamel El Basha) leads to fighting words and punches thrown...and the court case that follows becomes the cause clbre for the volatile factions of a divided society. Challenging drama from co-writer/director Ziad Doueiri (The Attack) co-stars Rita Hayek, Camille Salameh, Diamand Bou Abboud. 112 min. Widescreen; Soundtra

Kamel Moghrabi loved three things passionately—his family, his homeland in the Galilee region of Palestine, and his olive groves—and thus dedicated his life to the vigilant protection of all. Raised by his grandfather who fiercely resisted Ottoman rule, Kamel embraced nationalism early in life as he struggled to rid Palestine of one ruling power after another in his quest for independence and self-rule. When the threat of losing his family to war with the Zionists compelled Kamel to take them and flee Palestine in 1948, he lost his riches, his land, his olive groves—and most enervating—his hope. Despite his personal collapse into a chasm of grief, his family became his crucible, and from the nadir of poverty and despair his wife and nine children slowly and painfully ascended together. Still desirous of returning to their homeland in Galilee fifty-two years later, the Moghrabi children continue to work in diaspora for the re-creation of Palestine, hoping to return to the land their father lived and died for, ending their half-century of statelessness.

A digital copy of "Nanofertilizer Delivery, Effects and Application Methods" by Kamel A Abd-Elsalam. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "History Below the Global" by Lorenzo Kamel. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "EEG/ERP Analysis" by Nidal Kamel. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Programmable Logic Controllers" by Kamel. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Programmable Logic Controllers: Industrial Control (Hardback)" by Eman Kamel. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A hand-inspected Used copy of "Programmable Logic Controllers: Industrial Control (Hardback)" by Eman Kamel. Ships directly from Textbooks.com

A digital copy of "Body Mr Imaging At 3 Tesla" by Kamel. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Imperial Perceptions Of Palestine" by Kamel. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Blowing on Yogurt and Other Egyptian Arabic Expressions" by Mona Kamel Hassan; Nagwa Kassabgy. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Image Analysis And Recognition" by Kamel. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Political Economy Of The Middle East" by Kamel. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Nanofungicides" by Kamel A Abd-Elsalam. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

Mohamed Ibrahim Kamel's forthright reporting of a crucial time for the Middle East is distinguished above all else by his unwavering integrity. The man whom Anwar Sadat 'could trust, and who could speak his own mind' covers the negotiations initiated by Sadat in 1977 to the signing of the Camp David Accords a year later. Kamel describes Begin's success in manipulating both Carter and Sadat into substituting for houourable objectives a separate and partial peace containing the seeds of new tensions and conflicts which afflict the area today. He offers a fascinating and intimate look into Sadat's personality and its effects on the negotiations. We learn of the reasons for Kamel's final resignation, when he ultimately found it impossible to work with a brilliant but vain and unpredictable statesman who lost sight of a strategic goal in succumbing to the temptation of media stardom. Kamel's Testimony is an essential historical document; it is central to our understanding of the continuing stalemate in Middle Eastern Affairs.

Mohamed Ibrahim Kamel's forthright reporting of a crucial time for the Middle East is distinguished above all else by his unwavering integrity. The man whom Anwar Sadat 'could trust, and who could speak his own mind' covers the negotiations initiated by Sadat in 1977 to the signing of the Camp David Accords a year later. Kamel describes Begin's success in manipulating both Carter and Sadat into substituting for houourable objectives a separate and partial peace containing the seeds of new tensions and conflicts which afflict the area today. He offers a fascinating and intimate look into Sadat's personality and its effects on the negotiations. We learn of the reasons for Kamel's final resignation, when he ultimately found it impossible to work with a brilliant but vain and unpredictable statesman who lost sight of a strategic goal in succumbing to the temptation of media stardom. Kamel's Testimony is an essential historical document; it is central to our understanding of the continuing stalemate in Middle Eastern Affairs.

Kamel Moghrabi loved three things passionately—his family, his homeland in the Galilee region of Palestine, and his olive groves—and thus dedicated his life to the vigilant protection of all. Raised by his grandfather who fiercely resisted Ottoman rule, Kamel embraced nationalism early in life as he struggled to rid Palestine of one ruling power after another in his quest for independence and self-rule. When the threat of losing his family to war with the Zionists compelled Kamel to take them and flee Palestine in 1948, he lost his riches, his land, his olive groves—and most enervating—his hope. Despite his personal collapse into a chasm of grief, his family became his crucible, and from the nadir of poverty and despair his wife and nine children slowly and painfully ascended together. Still desirous of returning to their homeland in Galilee fifty-two years later, the Moghrabi children continue to work in diaspora for the re-creation of Palestine, hoping to return to the land their father lived and died for, ending their half-century of statelessness.