Books on the Israel Palestine Conflict (fiction and nonfiction)
A reading list for those who want to learn about the region, the people, the history, the struggles and the narratives
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Jul 14, 2014 08:55AM

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I’m surprised at the lack of response to your question. I have found several books on the Arab Israeli conflict helpful. Maybe these will help you get started:
Ilan Pappe, “The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine.”
Schlomo Sand, “The Invention of the Jewish People.”
Marcus Amy Dockser, “Jerusalem 1913.”
Izzeldin Abueilaish, “I Shall Not Hate.”
Jimmy Carter, “Palestine, Peace Not Apartheid.”
Michelle Cohen Corrasanti, “The Almond Tree.”
Noam Chomsky, “Gaza in Crisis.”
"The Israeli Lobby and US Foreign Policy."
And my own book,(Colin Mallard) “Stillpoint.
It is an important topic and something not well understood in the West.
Colin

History repeats itself. The never ending Israel Palestine conflict... The Palestinians have become the victims once again, why? Because they are innocent by-standers. How can this change? They should neither remain innocent nor by-standers. Their leadership (some leadership!) has shown no merit, they are affiliates to such fascist regimes as Iran and want to keep the status-quo. How many more victims are needed to change this? What should be done?
This starts with organizing the oppressed, raising awareness and training them to defend themselves against both their enemies, the organized crime gangs that are their own leaders as well as their enemies.
Reading books that will lead them towards achieving this goal is essential. Let us start with the younger generations and move from there.
The Little Black Fish


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http://www.amazon.com/Sabra-Shatila-B...
Unfortunately I cannot find any books on Tel al-Zaatar.
However there is a mention in Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tel_al-Z...

Four people voted for the freaking Secret Life of Bees on a list about books to do with Israel and Palestine. I don't even know what to say.
Edit: Twelve Years a Slave and A Hundred Years of Solitude are on here too. It's enough to make me want to vote Harry Potter onto the list, for the sake of sheer ridiculousness.

Four people voted for the freaking Secret Life of Bees on a list about books to do with Israel and Palestine. I don't even know what to say.
Edit: Twelve Years a Slave ..."
one person's votes - https://www.goodreads.com/list/user_v...
7 books - 12 years a slave, earth the operator's manual, the tipping point, the secret life of bees, 100 years of solitude.


Deleted, along with The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference. Anything else you'd like me to get rid of?
Edit: also got rid of One Hundred Years of Solitude.

I’m surprised at the lack of response to your question. I have found several books on the Arab Israeli conflict helpful. Maybe these will help you get started:
Ilan Pappe, “The Ethni..."
.Yeah...that is some objective books here Colin...almost all pro pali......

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6...

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1725529211

Hello,
I am new to this platform. And as I was checking it, I came across your post. Just last week, I launched my second version of The Parachute Paradox which tackles the history from a different point of view. It's available on kindle now and next week in paperback.
There is a hardcopy version, however, the new version has been completely updated. Check the book reviews under its description ...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
Much Light,
Steve
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