The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)
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The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is among the most enduring and widely debated struggles of modern history, shaped by competing national claims over the same land. In this concise, highly readable introduction, Martin Bunton traces the conflict’s evolution through a series of pivotal decades, beginning with early political milestones and moving through the major turning points that led to partition and subsequent wars. With a clear, balanced focus on the relationship between people, events, and territory, the book examines why partition has repeatedly failed to deliver lasting resolution and how peace efforts have continued to unfold. Written in the engaging, analytical style characteristic of the Very Short Introductions series, it offers a fast but thoughtful way to understand the conflict’s historical roots and persistent dilemmas.
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OUP Oxford
Published Aug 29, 2013
161 pages
ISBN: 9780191653971
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First Published
2013
Language
eng
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