Palestine and the Arab-Israeli conflict
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Palestine and the Arab-Israeli conflict
Macmillan Education, 1988
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Includes bibliography and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This study of the Middle Eastern conflict emphasizes the period before 1948 when Zionism claimed Palestine and the Palestinian resistance began. Understanding the pre-1948 history of Arab-Zionist relations reveals how current Arab and Israeli attitudes, not to mention Jewish and world opinion, have been formed and how contemporary crises are often evaluated with reference to experiences that extend back to World War I and earlier. The work attempts to highlight the Palestinian experience and its modern history as well as that of Israel. Extended treatment of the period prior to 1948 permits consideration of British policy in Palestine between World War I and 1948 as a point of departure for analysis of Great Power rivalries in the Middle East from the 1950s onward.
目次
- The Middle East and Palestine to 1914 - an overview
- Ottoman society, Palestine and the origins of Zionism, 1800-1914
- World War I, Great Britain and the peace settlements
- Palestine between the wars - Zionism, the Palestinian Arabs and the British Mandate
- World War II and the creation of the State of Israel, 1939-1948
- the beginning of the Arab-Israeli conflict - the search for security, 1949-1957
- from Suez to the six-day war, 1957-1967
- war and the search for peace in the Middle East, 1967-1976
- Lebanon, the West Bank, and the Camp David accords, 1977-1985 - the Palestinian equation in the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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