"Kill Khalid" by Paul McGeough is an insightful nonfiction book that deals with one of the most significant failed assassination attempts in history. It sheds light on the botched operation of the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad to kill Khalid Mishal, a leading member of Hamas, and analyzes the far-reaching consequences of this incident for the political landscape in the Middle East. McGeough combines investigative research with historical contexts to clarify the complex relationships between Israel, Hamas, and other actors in the region. The book not only provides a detailed insight into the events leading up to this failed assassination but also into the emergence and rise of Hamas as a significant political force. With a well-founded analysis and captivating narrative, "Kill Khalid" is an essential work for anyone interested in history, politics, and international relations.