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Fox Hunt Book Description "What if the only way to survive is to trust your so-called enemy?" In December 2010, the spirit of revolution that began to smoke in a body set on fire in Tunisia soon reached Yemen. The gap between Hadi's loyalists on the one hand, and the Houthis supported by former President Saleh on the other, and Yemen's North and South was widening. In the midst of this rising tension and increasing conflict, Mohammed Al Samavi, a young interfaith dialogue ambassador and peace activist intent on initiating the change he wanted to see in the world, was determinedly walking towards his goal, risking death threats and agent labels. The helping hand coming from an unexpected place in the darkness of despair would not only enable Muhammad to get out of the war zone, but would also show him things beyond what he had been taught until that day, and perhaps change his perspective forever. You will think once again what struggle, friendship, "right" and "enemy" are in Muhammed El Semavi's inspiring survival story that starts with a book and ends with a book, whose lifeblood is fed by social media. Muhammed El Semavi, Yemen in 1986 In his mid-twenties, he became involved in interfaith groups promoting dialogue between Muslims, Christians, and Jews, since defecting to the United States from Aden in 2015, during the Yemeni Civil War. He worked in many non-governmental organizations promoting peace and religious tolerance (From the Promotional Bulletin).