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The Middle East American historians told through a historical history, decisive events and family history of a hundred years of war against the Palestinians against the Palestinians.
In 1899, Jerusalem Mayor Yusuf Dia Al-Khalidi, who was concerned with Zione calls to build a Jewish national house in Palestine, wrote a letter with the aim of Theodore Hurzel: There were an indigenous people in the country who would not easily accept their own disposals. He ended his note, warning of further dangers, “Palestine should be left alone in the name of God.” Thus, Rashid Khalidi, the great nephews of Al-Khalidi, initiate this broader history, before the struggle, the general account clearly explained from the Palestinian perspective.
Drawing on the reports of money and generations of family members of unused archival materials, evars, judges, scholars, diplomats, and journalists ‘war on Palestine’ Hundred -year war on Palestine accepted the accepted interpretations of the conflict, which is the best, the best, to describe a tragic struggle between two people with claims of the same region. Instead, Khalidi explored a hundred -year colonial war on Palestinians, first tampered with the Zionic movement and then Israel, but supported by Britain and the United States, the great powers of age. He exposes the major episodes of this colonial campaign from the 1917 Balfor Declaration to the destruction of Palestine in 1948, from the 1982 invasion of Israel to the endless and fruitless peace process from the 1982 invasion of Israel.
Original, official, and important, a hundred -year war on Palestine is not a revolutionary of the victim, nor does it white the mistakes of the Palestinian leaders or denies the emergence of national movements on both sides. In the revaluation of forces imposed against Palestinians, it provides a new approach of a conflict that continues even today.
Publisher: Metropolitan Books
Publication date: 26 January, 2021
Version: Rage
language English
Print Length: 336 page
ISBN -10: 1250787653
ISBN -13: 978-1250787651
Items Weight: 2.31 pounds
Dimensions: 5.35 x 0.79 x 8.25 inch
Customers say
Customers find this book carefully researched and highly readable, with historical accounts that are fact-based and help understand the past hundred years. The writing style is concise and easy to understand, and customers describe it as a riveting and passionate read. They appreciate its relatively balanced approach. The book receives mixed reactions regarding its heartbreaking nature.
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