Lectures on the history of the modern Arab East

A book / lectures in the history of the contemporary Arab East, by the author / Abdullah Siraj Omar Mansi, a narration and analysis of the region's history from the end of the First World War until the 1970s of the twentieth century. The book is divided into chapters that study the development of each country separately (Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine), with a focus on the formation of the modern state under the British and French mandates, the struggle for independence, and internal challenges such as sectarian issues and military coups. It pays special attention to the Palestinian cause from the mandate period to the 1967 war and beyond, providing a comprehensive view of the local, regional, and international factors that shaped the fate of the Arab East.