The origins of the Arab-Israeli wars
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The origins of the Arab-Israeli wars
（Origins of modern wars / general editor, Harry Hearder）
Longman, 1992
2nd ed
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Bibliography: p. 276-286
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
In few areas of the modern world is an explanation of the past more vital to an understanding of the present than the Arab-Israeli conflict. Much has happened since Ritchie Ovendale's lucid and non-partisan account was successfully launched in 1984. This new second edition brings the on-going story up to date, covering events from before the First World War through to the intifada and the aftermath of the Gulf War of 1991. It remains the ideal introduction to a subject that is never far from the world's headlines.
Table of Contents
- The Jewish state "versus" the Arab Awakening. Two pledges and the origins of a conflict. The division of the Middle East and the roots of war. British paramountcy over Arabs and Zionists. The United States and the Jewish state movement. The Arab and Zionist cases in British and American eyes. The recognition of Israel and war
- realignment and change. The Suez Sinai War of 1956. Towards the Six Day War. Attrition, and the October wa. Camp David and the war in Lebanon. The Palestinian uprising.
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