The Daughters of Kobani. Book Summary

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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon

What’s inside

The book tells the true story of an all-female Kurdish militia as they fight ISIS in Syria, highlighting their bravery and impact on women’s rights.

You’ll Learn

  • Insight into the role of women in modern warfare
  • Understanding the dynamics of the Syrian conflict
  • Appreciation for the fight against ISIS through personal stories
  • Exploration of gender equality in a traditionally male-dominated society

Key Points

  • The rise of the Kurdish Women’s Protection Units (YPJ)
  • The battle against ISIS and the capture of Kobani
  • The role of women in combat and leadership
  • The influence of American support on the conflict
  • The impact on women’s rights and Kurdish autonomy
  • Reflections on gender and power in the Middle East

Who’s it For

  • Readers interested in women’s rights
  • History enthusiasts
  • Military strategy readers
  • Those curious about Middle Eastern conflicts

About the author

Gayle Tzemach Lemmon is a bestselling author and journalist known for her reporting on women in combat zones.