A thriller about terror and counter-terror. Based on the knowledge and experiences of real Israeli Special Forces commandos and FBI agents, this book deals with a possible attack dreaded by American counter-terror officials: the arrival of a bomb-laden container ship into an American port. How do Muslim extremist terrorists operate? And how do those who want to stop them have to think to think to outsmart them? In Red Sea, the reader is drawn behind the curtain of counter-terror operations with three fully realized characters, Morgan Ensley, Marie Peterssen and Julian Granot as they try to unravel the plot of an attack on New York before it happens. Author Emily Benedek was reporting about counter-terror for Newsweek when she met an airline security expert. Because of his ongoing role in international security matters, his story could only be told in a work of fiction. Novel of suspense set in post-9/11 New York, Tel Aviv, Munich, Amman, London and Iraq and based on the real experiences of international counter-terror operators. Al Qaeda, Muslim Brotherhood, Osama bin Laden, Tel Aviv, El Al, counter-terror, nuclear, dirty bomb, port, seaport, container ships, maritime security, airline security, hijackings, Mossad, Shin Bet, Shabaq, FBI, Cole bombing, journalist, Iraq, recruitment, terrorism, counter-terrorism, Special Forces, fencing, swordplay, Coast Guard, PLO, Arafat, Palestinian, Israeli intelligence, computer hacker, kidnapping, Baghdad, IEDs, homemade bombs, SEAL, Zodiac, American female journalist, Israeli counter-terror expert, American FBI agent, cave diver, Islamic terrorism, Islamic extremism, Islamism, thriller, novel of suspense, airplane crashes Website needs Flash plugin. To get the plugin click here.