Investigative journalism is something that millions of eyes follow. It is always based on a sensation, an event that hits you in the back from around the corner, a shock event. The book you hold in your hands is also an investigation, a meticulous, thoughtful study of two lives - Said and Daniel. These are people from different worlds. The first is a Palestinian teenager, deprived of childhood, immersed in a billion adult problems, the second is an ordinary German youth who grew up on fertile European soil, fond of hip-hop and basketball. But both of them said “yes” to jihad. Not everyone will dare to look terrorism in the face, not everyone, having decided to do the first thing, will agree to write about it, and even more so the percentage of those who make a book out of their investigation confidently tends to zero. But writer Martin Schäuble made his choice, and the book “Jihad: People Are Not Born Terrorists” was published. This book destroys stereotypes and allows us to understand the motives of those people who are now considered enemies No. 1. “Jihad: No Terrorists Are Born” will be of interest to both adults and older teenagers who are far from the world of novels and dreams, who are ready to perceive facts, analyze them and draw conclusions.