Description
The Haj by Leon Uris is a historical novel set in Palestine during the turbulent years leading up to the modern Middle East conflict. The story centres on an Arab leader struggling to protect his people as political unrest, tribal loyalty and escalating violence reshape the land. Through multiple perspectives, the novel examines themes of power, revenge, identity and the cost of inherited hatred. Drawing on detailed historical context, Uris presents a complex portrayal of cultural and political tensions in the region.
