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Shared Histories A Palestinian-Israeli Dialogue

310 Pages

by Routledge

310 Pages

by Routledge

310 Pages

by Routledge

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There is no single history of the development of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The Israeli historical narrative speaks of Zionism as the Jewish national movement, of building a refuge from persecution, and of national regeneration. The Palestinian narrative speaks of invasion, expulsion, and oppression. Its no wonder peace remains elusive. This volume attempts to present both histories with... Read more

Introduction; Chapter 1 Napoleon to Allenby: Processes of Change in Palestine, 1800'“1918, Ruth Kark; Chapter 2 Continuity and Change in Palestine: The Late Ottoman Period, 1856'“1918, Adel Manna; Chapter 3 Discussion 1, Ruth Kark, Adel Manna; Chapter 4 The Beginnings of Jewish Settlement and Zionism to World War I, Ran Aaronsohn; Chapter 5 The Pre-History of Palestinian Nationalism, Issam Nassar; Chapter 6 Discussion 2, Ran Aaronsohn, Qaymari Ata, Nassar Issam; Chapter 7 Development of the Palestinian National Movement, 1919'“1939, Manuel Hassassian; Chapter 8 Zionist Diplomacy, 1914'“1939, Norman Rose; Chapter 9 Discussion 3, Manuel Hassassian, Norman Rose; Chapter 10 The Holocaust, the Creation of Israel, and the Shaping of Israeli Society, Dalia Ofer; Chapter 11 The Holocaust in the Palestinian Perspective, Ata Qaymari; Chapter 12 Discussion 4, Dalia Ofer, Ata Qaymari; Chapter 13 The U.N. Part Ition Resolution of 1947: Why Wasn't It Implemented?, Moshe Ma'oz; Chapter 14 Paradoxes of the U.N. 1947 Part Ition Plan, Walid Salem; Chapter 15 Discussion 5, Moshe Ma'oz, Walid Salem; Chapter 16 Israeli Historiography of the 1948 War, Avraham Sela; Chapter 17, Adel H. Yahya; Chapter 18 Discussion 6, Avraham Sela, Adel Yahya; Chapter 19 Holiness and Politics in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Moshe Amirav; Chapter 20 Jerusalem Refugees and Property Claims Since the 1948 War, Salim Tamari; Chapter 21 Discussion 7, Moshe Amirav, Sabella Bernard, Tamari Salim;