UNDERSTANDING THE ISRAEL-PALESTINE CONFLICT

This book comprehensively covers a wide range of subjects regarding Palestine's ongoing struggle for their homeland, including historical conflicts between Arabs and Jews, the rise of Jewish nationalism, and the issuance of the Balfour Declaration in London in 1917. Its effects are still felt today as it obligated Britain to assist in the creation of "a National Home for the Jewish people" in Palestine. Furthermore, the book analyses and investigates the extent to which this conflict has deeply violated the principles of IHL and examines the history of prejudices exacerbated by foreign colonisation. Moreover, the book scrutinizes and explores the degree to which this conflict has flagrantly transgressed the rules of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and examines the historical biases that have been intensified by foreign cólonization. It primarily reveals the unlawful establishment of the state of Israel and its contentious position in the Middle East region. Major political events have shaped the largest displacement and expulsion of populations in the world, suffering, oppression, exploitation, and ultimately brutal loss of millions of lives. Palestinian freedom of movement and the right to return to their homeland are among the key issues surrounding the conflict. The controversy revolves around the crucial problems of Palestinian mobility and their entitlement to repatriation to their land. In general, this book offers a comprehensive analysis of these issues, with the aim of enlightening and educating readers and history students at both local and global levels, regardless of their affiliation with either side of the conflict. This study aims to provide a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the complex and continuing conflict, including its historical, political, legal, and contemporary aspects. ISBN 978-99984-51-48-3
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UNDERSTANDING THE ISRAEL-PALESTINE CONFLICT (A Study of History and the Socio-Political Dimension of International Law)