This is a story of Fruma, a Hasidic woman who has decided to reexamine her inner thoughts in light of her well-anchored religious beliefs. She quickly recognizes that even free binds can have an encounter with the vultures of the spacious sky. In her return to her nest, she found it shaking in the winds of time.

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Visionary Memoirs: Arab Mother, Jewish Baby tells the personal story of an individual who was able to not only overcome numerous and incredible challenges and setbacks in both Iraq and Israel, but also to find physical and spiritual security in the United States. Both steadfast determination and psychological stamina and an unyielding sense of humor were utilized in order to triumph against many odds.

Established in the secular European milieu of the nineteenth century, Zionism is now reaching its final expressions. This movement is seen through the eyes of an Arab-Jew (Sephardic) in a challenging and provocative manner. His analysis is based not only on academic research, but also on his own first-hand perceptions.

This novel looks at history through the eyes of an uneducated but dearly perceptive Bedouin women whose life begins in a traditional and safe environment and ends in the drastically changes and shattered world of today. With no dialouge, the story unfolds throught the thoughta and experiences of Afifah, who is overcome by forces beyond her control that result in the oblivion of both herself and her people.

Dr. Rabeeya's recent book contains original sayings based on his life in three cultures and seeing both the humanity and the universality of human beings with their common traits, foibles and virtues.This writing contains his witty, often cynical and always insightful and thought-provoking ideas that look under the surface and expose the raw realities of life that people wish to ignore, but with his sensitivity and humor the reader is able to accept and even chuckle over these prov...

This collection of novellas tells the stories of several women and one man who are caught in circumstances not of their liking. Each person had to find an answer on their own in order for them to go on after conflicts and tragedies touched their life. The thrust of Dr. Rabeeya's writings is to tell stories about women who appear to be the weaker one, but who universally suffer, yet manage to use their inner strength and spirituality to keep themselves and their families together. This phen...

America is a continent and a country full of cruelties and compassion and even hypocrisy with civility. Legalistic and chaotic, oppressive and democratic, capitalistic in the extreme and religiously generous. Black and White sometimes manage to tolerate each other but they prefer not to live near each other. The boundaries are not secure, but her political representatives spend thousands of hours talking about it. Talk is cheap in this mass humanity, and every uninformed person has many op...

This anthology, the 44th publication by Dr. David Rabeeya, covers four genres: novella, poetry, historical thesis and articles. The novella deals with the relations between men and women in the Arab society of the past, with its many restrictions and challenges, especially to the women. The poetry expresses heartfelt experiences and insights written by a man who has experienced three cultures with all their myriad complications and pain as well as joy. The historical thesis is a critical e...

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It all began in the streets of Marrakesh in the Jewish sector many, many generations ago. She had the beauty of a Berber Arab and Jewish in her blood. She was born small, but with incredible feminine assets. Her large braziers could not contain her flourishing bosoms. Her hair was long, black, and silky. Above her penetrating and almond-like eyes one could detect the bluish decorative lines. She always wore a Star of David, which often was buried in the depth of her warm and smooth, brown ...

It all begins in a lobby of a hotel in Sydney, Australia . . . Korean, Chinese, Japanese; they look alike in his eyes. He saw ample ethnic groups and races before, but it is impossible to differentiate between all these Asians speaking in linguistic codes. This is the way he perceived this human mumbo jumbo in his accidental visit. His English was quite clear to their ears, but he could not detect their mish-mash Australian English accent with their sharp syllables and consonants. It was G...