The Books
Saga I
General Eleazar was King Saul's strategist and the architect of his military victories.
But Eleazar never agreed to go after David.
Saga II
Sarion of Judah became a Persian national hero for his actions during the conquest of Babylon.
His father was one of the Jewish captives deported in 587 BC
Saga III
Shahar, better known by his Greek name, Gianny, arrived in the small village of Modiin that day by pure chance. A few days earlier, he had deserted from the Greek Seleucid army
Saga IV
Thomas Mac Dillon, a lieutenant of the New Zealand and Australian Corps, ANZAC, was actually a pacifist. As Thomas and his brothers walked through their Queensland town
Saga V
This story, set during the British Mandate, is told by Gidon van Arnhem, a Dutch-born Palestinian officer in the Jewish Brigade of the British Army in World War II. Recruited by the British
Saga VI
Operation Nachshon, the first military action in the open field by a Jewish brigade since biblical times, and in the same place, was launched in April 1948 to break the Arab blockade of
