From Baghdad to the Pathways of Diplomacy is the autobiography of an Israeli diplomat, Zvi Gabay – from his childhood in Baghdad, through his immigration to Israel, life on the kibbutz, to his career of service in Israel’s diplomatic service around the world in America, Egypt, Australia, Ireland and finally serving as the Deputy Director- General of the Foreign Ministry and the Director of the Asia and Pacific Division.
“This book comprises a great treasury of firsthand knowledge of the countries in which Zvi Gabay served. The book is written in a concise andprecise manner and with the accuracy of an academic,
knowledgeable on the subject and proud of his work…the reader finds in the book the history of the State of Israel, woven into the life of a diplomat, Zvi Gabay.”
Prof. S. Moreh, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“This book of memoirs is written with diplomatic restraint, interwoven with fascinating events and facts, all expressed in the moderate and modest tone of Zvi Gabay, a Jew of Middle Eastern origin who, arriving in Israel at the age of thirteen, was given the
opportunity to fulfill his dream through a career in public service.”
Prof. L. Hakak, University of California, Los Angeles
