"Ten Myths About Israel" by Ilan Pappe challenges common misconceptions about Israel's founding, arguing that it involved the dispossession and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
Edward Said's "The Question of Palestine" examines the historical origins of the conflict from a Palestinian viewpoint, critiquing Western narratives and advocating for Palestinian rights.
Rashid Khalidi's "The Hundred Years' War on Palestine" provides a comprehensive history of the Palestinian experience, tracing their ongoing struggle against colonialism, occupation, and displacement.
"Ten Myths About Israel" by Ilan Pappe challenges what he views as common misconceptions about the origins and nature of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Pappe, an Israeli historian, argues that the state of Israel was founded on the dispossession and ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people, contradicting the widely accepted narrative of Israel's creation as a safe haven for Jewish people.
"The Question of Palestine" by Edward Said is a seminal work that examines the historical roots of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Said, a Palestinian-American literary critic and political activist, critiques the dominant Western discourse on the conflict and argues for a more nuanced understanding of the Palestinian perspective and the rights of the Palestinian people.
"The Hundred Years' War on Palestine" by Rashid Khalidi is a comprehensive history of the Palestinian experience from the late Ottoman period to the present day. Khalidi, a Palestinian-American historian, traces the ongoing struggle of the Palestinian people against colonialism, occupation, and displacement, and challenges the notion that the conflict is solely a result of intractable religious or cultural differences.
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