My first book, is an historical fiction based on the memoirs of Dr. Khaled Diab, a '48 refugee from the Galilee, Keep Hope Alive who made his way to America and into a lucrative career in the defense industry with Top Secret Clearance during the Cold War.
The events of September 11, 2001 led to his founding the 501 3-c Olive Trees Foundation for Peace/OTFFP, which is dedicated to raising awareness and funds to replace the over one million trees The Wall has destroyed.
One-hundred percent of the proceeds for Keep Hope Alive are being donated to the non profit OTFFP until Dr. Diab's vision of one million trees of peace blanketing the Holy Land.
My second book, Memoirs of a Nice Irish American Girl's' Life in Occupied Territory, was released in February and I am now writing my third book -- So This is 53 -- which includes my experiences living in occupied Palestinian territory from July 14 through July 28, 2007.
Eileen is also a volunteer with Palestinian Children's Welfare Fund, dedicated to helping the craftspeople of Palestine and caring for the impoverished children by importing and selling goods made in the West Bank.
She is dedicated to a nonviolent end to the occupation of Palestine.
