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WIN ONE OF 5 KARABUS BOOKS!
Suzanne Belling’s gripping new book, “Blood Money: The Cyril Karabus Story” will be released in paperback (R195) and various e-book and mobi versions next week. Publishers Jakana have given Jewish Report Online five copies to give away to lucky users – delivered anywhere in the world! That’s R1,000’s worth of books to be won! And it is so easy to enter. Simply post a comment below this story and tell us why you would like to read the book.
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Suzanne Belling’s gripping new book, “Blood Money: The Cyril Karabus Story” will be released in paperback (R195) and various e-book and mobi versions next week.
Publishers Jakana have given Jewish Report Online five copies to give away to lucky users – delivered anywhere in the world! That’s R1,000’s worth of books to be won! And it is so easy to enter. Simply post a comment below this story and tell us why you would like to read the book.
There are no rules other than you cannot be associated with the SA Jewish Report or Jakana in any way.
All you have to do to enter the competition is to post a comment below ON THIS PAGE and give your name and:
- If you are in South Africa, include a daytime telephone number or e-mail address
- If you are one of the one-third of SAJR Online users who live overseas, tell us what country you are from and include an e-mail address.
Publishers Jakana will contact you and send you your book in whatever format you choose.
The first excerpts of the new book will be published in Independent Newspapers’ weekend editions.
Gary Selikow
April 9, 2014 at 2:13 pm
‘I read and review many books, many on Jewish and Middle East issues and would like to write up an article on this book pertaining to anti-Semitism in the Middle East’
Lucille Liebowitz 0829275786
April 9, 2014 at 6:44 pm
‘I would be thrilled to win a copy of the book I worked with Jenny Dr Karabus’s wife many years ago and had heard of Dr Karabus through her Just remembering his kindness and compassion to his young patients and the vast knowledge he has of the illness he has treated for many years leaves me in absolute horror of how he was treated in the Emirates I followed the case dilligently and was thrilled when Dr Karabus was released ‘
Peter Fine
April 9, 2014 at 6:47 pm
‘As a former fellow congregant of Cyril I followed the whole saga very closely and I would love to read the book.’
Larry Malin
April 9, 2014 at 7:54 pm
‘I would like to find out more why a doctor who wanted to help in an Arab country was persecuted unnecessarily.’
Michelle Blumenau
April 10, 2014 at 8:48 am
‘I would be very keen to read the book – I heard Prof Karabus talk at Limmud and was most interested in his perspective. The story is one of travesty of justice – a good man, persecuted for reasons that I struggle to understand. I also read Suzanne Belling’s book The Travelling Rabbi and enjoyed it.’
Israeli
April 10, 2014 at 4:08 pm
‘It seems to me Larry, that the only reason a Jewish doctor should want to help in an Arab country could primarily be for financial rewards. Am I wrong?’
Ellen Ettinger
April 11, 2014 at 8:01 am
‘We in East London are pretty cut off from Jewish Life and any visiting Jewish speakers. We did not have the opportunity to hear Prof Karabus’s talks on his awful experiences and I would therefore very much appreciate receiving a copy of the book. I would be able to pass it on to other people here. My Cell No is 083 656 4816’
Lindi
April 17, 2014 at 8:50 am
‘I enjoy a good read and I am sure this is one.
lindim_79@yahoo.com‘
Hilary Jocum
April 17, 2014 at 9:13 am
‘I would love to read Suzanne Belling’s book on Prof Karabus ! Tel 0833248194’
Hilton Goss
April 17, 2014 at 9:20 am
‘I followed the matter with great interest and can’t wait to read Prof Karabus’s own account of events. 083 223-4231’
Hilton Goss
April 17, 2014 at 9:24 am
‘I followed the matter with great interest and can’t wait to read Prof Karabus’s own account of events. 083 223-4231’
Bev Shapiro
April 17, 2014 at 9:37 am
‘I followed the story of the Professor with great concern and interest through media information. I wondered what the Prof really endured and his family that was beyond the information available through media news. I am grateful for his release and for his being able to share his story’
Melonie Gobel
April 17, 2014 at 10:02 am
‘This is one of those books that will break open the ‘silence’ of the Arab-ruled countries, as well as the cases that were under court proceedings. Finally we get to hear the account of a man, who was persecuted, despite giving life to so many. I am looking forward to reading this gripping account. 0795250075′
Robin Nussbaum
April 17, 2014 at 10:16 am
‘0834258544’
Shelley
April 17, 2014 at 12:07 pm
‘I followed the entire event with great interest and cannot wait to read the book. ‘
devora even-tov
April 17, 2014 at 9:56 pm
‘i would love to read this book. i followed all the way with what happened and with great interest.
🙂 083 2261490′
h eventov
April 17, 2014 at 9:58 pm
‘a very interesting topic, make an interesting read.
as an avid reader this will be enjoyable i am sure
011 786 6670′
Dr Billy Levin
April 18, 2014 at 7:40 am
‘I followed the story closely as a doctor. The circumstances were tragic and so stressful for his family. I certainly would be proud to own the book.’
Eliyahu Shear
April 20, 2014 at 6:07 am
‘When a person shares a part of their life by writing their story in a book, they do it because there must be something for others to learn from, grow from and even better identify with the trials and challenges of the other. Though overseas (Israel), I was able to keep up with the majority of the happenings with the Professor. It would now be wonderful to be able to read the whole story from the direct subjective view of the Professor himself and stand to learn and gain so much more about what he went through and how he overcame the immense challenges he surely went through.’
Gary Selikow
April 23, 2014 at 5:37 pm
‘Reagdring my first entry my e mail is karma24@mweb.co.za‘
Yossi Neuman
April 24, 2014 at 5:54 am
‘As a fellow Jew and an Israeli citizen who`s currently residing in SA I followed the professor`s ordeal closely. As a brother of arm and a comrade against Anti-Semitic of any kind, it will be a GREAT HONOR for me to own Prof. Karabus`S book. Thank you for the opportunity. ‘
libby strous
April 24, 2014 at 8:21 am
‘Though living in Israel, we followed the case closely, and appreciated the input of our friend Mike Bagram. The world is very antisemitic, but the Arab world is very closed to outsiders and non-believers. Someone as capable as Suzanne Belling would be able to enlighten the world of the Arab world and its beaurocracy through Dr Karabus’ personal story. Someone so dedicated as Dr Karabus did not deserve to be treated the way he was, and if he thought it necessary to tell his story, we have an obligation to hear it. Cant wait to read his story. Well done to all concerned in putting this plan together.’
gilad even-tov
April 24, 2014 at 10:30 am
‘this true story is very true to today’s anti-semitic ways. To often people tend to not pay enough attention to the little things done and said against the jewish population. This could lead to a repeat of the past, when we are not taking concern about this.
this is a book i WOULD LOVE to read.
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Hazel Levine
April 24, 2014 at 3:55 pm
‘I am an avid reader, particularly of biographies, and Dr. Karabus’s story fascinates me.’
Stan Klaff
April 30, 2014 at 7:07 pm
‘I would like to get a copy of the book simply because I don’t have one and would like to read it!’
Rana Wolffs 0827499251
April 30, 2014 at 7:30 pm
‘We all prayed for Cyril’s release and, being a beloved member of Claremont Wynberg Shul, he was always on our minds and in our prayers. His return home was a wonderful simcha for his family and fellow congregants. Kol hakavod for publishing this important story (as a warning to Jews to stay out of Arab countries – we are not wanted there!)’
Shelley Berman
May 3, 2014 at 8:57 pm
‘LI was overjoyed when Dr Karabus was released. I would love to read his story.’
Marcelle Zar
May 4, 2014 at 6:24 am
‘Having followed his story in the press during his unfair imprisonment, I would love to hear the ‘inside’ story. ‘
chai sternstein
May 4, 2014 at 9:42 pm
‘Completely riveted by this true story of Dr Karabas. I would feel honoured to receive a free book to read the complete story.’
Israeli
May 5, 2014 at 6:58 am
‘Rana Wolffs, You say this should be a warning for any Jew to stay out of Arab countries. Do you not think Dr’ Karbas knew about this? Makes one wonder if Dr. Karbas was only there for financial reasons. I hope I’m wrong?’
Ant Katz
May 5, 2014 at 9:27 am
‘On 04 May user Fumani Hlekani posted this entry on the wrong page – we are reposting it for her to ensure she has a fair and equal chance of winning one of the five free books from Jakana -ED.
I would like to read the book to find what was going on his mind when he was arrested and would he visit
Dubai?
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susan klugman
May 5, 2014 at 11:53 am
‘I followed the story very closely, and as a fellow doctor can SOOOO identify with this issue of DOING ones best, doing what one believes to be in the best interest of your patient, losing a patient(unfortunately we cant save them all altho we would love to and aim to do so) , and then NOG get sued for our efforts -something that has always concerned and frightened me . I would also like to understand more fully just what the poor professor had to go through, and enlightn myself more about the ridiculous laws in DUBAI, THAT would allow a trial in absentia’
Selwyn Yankelowitz
May 7, 2014 at 9:59 am
‘Made me more aware of the inherent dangers of visiting Arabian countries.’
Kevin Levy
May 7, 2014 at 5:35 pm
‘i am an avid reader and live at Rosecourt House in cape tow.
i would love to win one of the copies’
Malcolm Smith
May 7, 2014 at 7:14 pm
‘0832613678
Prof Karabus was lucky to extricate himself from the cruel Arab ambush at Dubai thanks to brave friends and colleagues. Heard his story in Durban and would love to learn more through reading his book.’
Vivienne Angel
May 8, 2014 at 2:02 pm
‘I am very interested to find out why a Jewish doctor would want to work in an Arab country. There can be no charitable reason as the population of Dubai are affluent and not needy.’
Michelle Silberg
May 8, 2014 at 8:32 pm
‘As an avid autobiography and non fiction reader I am very interested in the Professor Karabus story and especially since one only knows the truth and what really transpired by hearing it directly from the Professor himself. This is one autobiography I don’t want to miss out on reading. ‘
Michelle Silberg
May 8, 2014 at 8:42 pm
‘This is one Autobiography I don’t want to miss out reading. Only hearing this account straight from the Professors mouth can one really understand the real story emotions and thoughts of a man who wanted to help and do good and in the end suffered. This is only something that the Professor can give over no reporter can do justice to the story like the Professor himself who lived the entire experience. This is a one autobiography I must read. ‘
Michelle Silberg
May 8, 2014 at 8:43 pm
‘This is one Autobiography I don’t want to miss out reading. Only hearing this account straight from the Professors mouth can one really understand the real story emotions and thoughts of a man who wanted to help and do good and in the end suffered. This is only something that the Professor can give over no reporter can do justice to the story like the Professor himself who lived the entire experience. This is a one autobiography I must read. ‘
Michele Beinart
May 9, 2014 at 10:31 am
‘I’m going on a 4×4 trip with my husband and, as I’m disabled, I’ll be stuck in the car the entire time while he gallavants with all the other 4×4 enthusiasts, comparing the sizes of their tyres and exhaust pipes. I’m going to need something gripping to keep my boredom at bay during this epic journey, and \”Blood Money\” would be ideal……especially as I’ve read all the books I’ve currently got!!’
Dawn
May 9, 2014 at 7:05 pm
‘I would like to read about what actually went down after following the doctors terrible ordeal in the media when it happened. My heart goes out to him for having had to experience something so awful.’
Lyn
June 16, 2014 at 5:19 pm
‘I felt for Prof Karabus and his family through their ordeal. I have followed his story closely from the beginning. I am happy he has been released and able to write this book. We all need to read it and probably change our thoughts of visiting such countries with such ‘silly’ laws. ‘
stephen ballantine
July 17, 2014 at 6:59 am
‘As a UAE Medical Malpractice lawyer who followed the case intently I would be interested to know whether Dr Karabus feels that anti-semitism is a material factor in this case and, if so, upon what basis. Certainly many of the comments on the page-and elsewhere- seem to level this charge. From my perspective, the biggest issue is, of course, the trial in absentia which, surprisingly, occurs in other \”western\” jurisdictions including Belgium and Italy. I would also like to have an insight as to why Dr Karabus feels aggrieved with Emirates Airline and what duties/responsibilities he feels they owe him as a fare-paying passenger.’