The Israel/Palestine Question: A Reader (Rewriting Histories): A Reader (Rewriting Histories) |
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Pages: 292 (Paperback) Editor: Ilan Pappé ISBN: 0415410959 Pub: Routledge Pub date: 2007-04-20 Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 92937 |
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Reader Reviews:
An Excellent Book (2/3 people found this helpful)
This is a great book and very well reserched. Ilan Pappe writes about the Israel and Palestine in frank honesty. He is neither from the zionist side or from the Arab but is a scolar and historian. The book is bound to upset those who wish to rewrite the history of the lands which are now Israel. History also went through a cleaning process along with the ethnic cleaning of the Palestinian people.
Peace in the land of Isrel & Palestine can come only after truth and reconciliation between these two great people. The land deserves peace and people like Ilan Peppe are amongst those who can bring a just peace for all.
Quite interesting but not enough (3/13 people found this helpful)
The books gives an interesting account for the conflict, but one needs to add more to it. Of special interest is the way Israel's role is described.
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