The Palestinians and the disputed territories
By: Neil Alger, book editor.
Contributors: Alger, Neil.
Series: World's hot spots
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: San Diego
Language: eng
Number of pages: 144
Subjects: Arab-Israeli conflict.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The origins of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict / David Schafer.; title: Israel and Palestine from World War II through Camp David I / Joel Beinin and Lisa Hajjar.; title: The Palestinian resistance movement and the first Intifada / John R. Gee.; title: The Oslo Accords fail to bring peace / Baylis Thomas.; title: The four wars of Israel and Palestine / Michael Walzer.; title: Fear has increased Israeli support for military action / Libi Oz.; title: Israeli settlements in the occupied territories are a principal cause of violent conflict / Geoffrey Aronson.; title: Jihad is the only way to liberate Palestine / Hamas.; title: The rising popularity of suicide bombing among Palestinian political and military factions / Gal Luft.; title: Israel does not accept responsibility for its role in the present conflict / Hasan Abdel Rahman.; title: Jerusalem is a central component of any lasting peace / Rashid Khalidi.; title: Building a wall is the only option / Shlomo Avineri.; title: Israel will work for peace while fighting terrorism / Ariel Sharon.; title: Palestinians require a peace among equals / Yasser Arafat.; title: Peace hinges upon an Israeli admittance of guilt / Edward W. Said, interviewed by Ari Shavit.