PRESS RELEASE: New Book “From the River to the Sea – Humanizing Freedom” Calls to Address Israeli-Palestinian Humanitarian Conflict

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Responding to the deepening Israeli-Palestinian issue, leadership consultant Reem Borrows has launched her book, “From the River to the Sea – Humanizing Freedom,” ahead of schedule. Initially intended to explore leadership intricacies, the book evolved into a poignant commentary on a major humanitarian crisis.

In “From the River to the Sea – Humanizing Freedom,” Borrows shares a personal journey, intertwining her experiences as a Palestinian-Christian with Israeli citizenship. It contrasts her upbringing as a second-class citizen with the embrace of true freedom upon moving to Australia.

Drawing on diverse experiences, Borrows connects leadership principles with the global geopolitical state of affairs, calling for a collective shift towards operating from the heart.

“This is a call to recognise that developing ‘whole’ leaders globally is paramount,” Borrows emphasised.

The book invites readers to re-examine beliefs and behaviours, advocating for a path of love and peace beyond politics and mainstream media. While addressing the current Israeli-Palestinian situation, Borrows clarifies that it’s not intended to be political.

“From the River to the Sea – Humanizing Freedom” will be available for sale on Amazon, Ingram, and Kindle from Friday 15 December.

For media inquiries or additional information, contact:

– Reem Borrows at [email protected]

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Name: Freddie FletcherCompany: PopcomEmail: [email protected]Phone: 0422 653 683

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December 15, 2023/by Reland Pigte

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