The Hundred Years' War on Palestine by Rashid Khalidi is a detailed and scholarly examination of the Palestinian struggle for nationhood, covering a century of conflict with Zionism and Israel. Khalidi, a Palestinian-American historian, offers a narrative that intertwines personal family history with broader historical events, providing a unique perspective on the ongoing conflict.
Why read this book
- Gain a deep understanding of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from a Palestinian perspective.
- Explore the historical roots and international dynamics that have shaped the region over the past century.
- Appreciate Khalidi’s balanced yet passionate approach to a highly complex and contested history.
- Engage with the personal stories and experiences that bring a human dimension to the conflict.
About the Author
Rashid Khalidi, born in 1948, is a prominent Palestinian-American historian and professor of Modern Arab Studies. He has written extensively on the Middle East, with a focus on Palestinian identity and the broader Arab-Israeli conflict. Khalidi’s work is known for its rigorous research, balanced analysis, and insightful commentary on the historical and political issues affecting the region. His family’s long-standing involvement in Palestinian politics adds a personal dimension to his scholarly work.
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