The Israeli-Palestinian conflict: The narrative history of the conflicts

A significant history of the war waged against the Palestinians for 100 years, as told through significant events and family ancestry by the foremost US expert on Middle Eastern history.

In 1899, Yusuf Diya al-Khalidi, the city chairman of Jerusalem, wrote a letter addressed to Theodore Herzl in response to the Zionist call to establish a Jewish public home in Palestine, stating that the country had a native group that would not readily acknowledge their own uprooting. "For the sake of God, let Palestine be let be," he concluded his note after warning of the dangers that lay ahead.

The Hundred Years' War on Palestine challenges accepted translations of the argument, which, in the best case scenario, tend to portray a terrible conflict between two people groups with cases to the same region. The book draws on a wealth of previously unknown recorded materials as well as the accounts of generations of family members, including mayors, judges, researchers, representatives, and journalists. All things considered, Williams continues the 100-year-old struggle of the Palestinians, which has been pursued by Israel and Britain, the two extraordinary powers of the time, as well as the Zionist movement. From the 1917 Balfour Declaration to the eradication of Palestine in 1948, from Israel's 1982 attack on Lebanon to the endless and pointless peace process, he highlights the key moments in this pioneering crusade.

Long ago, in the midst of intense violence in Israel and Palestine, a group of Israeli and Palestinian educators came together to address what many people believed to be an impenetrable chasm separating the two social orders. Their stated goal was to "incapacite" Israeli and Palestinian study halls from teaching Middle East history.

A narrative history of Israeli and Palestinian Conflicts is a model book that offers its readers to better themselves on the conflict between the two nations, as well as examine their importance differences and perhaps assist with locating a scaffold to harmony among the two nations. It is an educational and energizing new way to deal with pondering one of the world's most profoundly settled in conflicts.