Who Killed Daniel Pearl?

Who Killed Daniel Pearl? by Bernard Henri Lévy, published by Duckworth in 2004, is a detailed exploration of the on-camera murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. This edition, available in English and spanning 454 pages, delves into the circumstances surrounding this tragic event, which has garnered significant attention and discussion since its initial release.

In this book, Lévy examines the implications of Pearl’s murder within the broader contexts of biography, journalism, and international relations. Readers will find a thorough investigation into the historical and political factors that contributed to this incident, as well as insights into the nature of true crime. The narrative presents a critical perspective on the events that unfolded, making it a significant contribution to discussions about media, politics, and the complexities of 20th-century history.