The Palestinian-Israeli conflict

This book offers a comprehensive critical view of the Palestinian issue and the development of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict since the Sykes-Picot Agreement and the Balfour Declaration until today. The book traces the roots of this conflict and its historical and geographical extensions, returning to Zionist thought and its national-religious biblical roots, as well as to the Jewish question on one hand, and expanding the perspective to include the Western colonial strategic role of the Israeli role on the other hand. It also analyzes the structure of society and the state in Israel in its intellectual, educational, political, and security dimensions. The book discusses the Palestinian experience in this conflict, focusing on the Palestinian National Charter and the personality of Yasser Arafat, as these two elements had an impact on the course of the conflict. Finally, it addresses the developments of this conflict amid recent Arab and international transformations, and the prospects for solutions proposed and possible, ending with a set of suggestions for managing confrontation with the Zionist project.