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A Documentary History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict (Hardcover, Annotated edition)
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A Documentary History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict (Hardcover, Annotated edition)
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This collection of essential documents bearing on the long-standing
Arab-Israeli conflict begins with Leo Pinsker's pamphlet of 1882
which first proposed the establishment of a Jewish state,
preferably in Palestine, and ends with the United Nations Security
Council resolution of 1990. Issued by the various official and
quasi-official governments and organizations that have been parties
to the dispute, the documents provide the background to political
Zionism and illustrate Great Britain's role in both supporting the
establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine and in easing Arab
fears. In addition, the collection demonstrates the major role
played by the United States. Charles L. Geddes' introductions to
each document are primarily based on other documents such as
published memoirs of the participants, published and unpublished
letters, reportage from international reporting services, and more.
These prologues place each document in its historical context. To
many of the documents Geddes has appended epilogues that contain
detailed information on the results or reaction to that particular
paper. Among the landmark works included in the collection are
Theodor Herzl's Der Judenstaat; "The Basel Program" of the First
Zionist Congress; the "Balfour Declaration; " the "Churchill White
Paper; " and the PLO proclamation of an independent Palestinian
state in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Most of the documents
have been reproduced in their entirety directly from the relevant
sources. From those too lengthy to reprint in full, only the
conclusions or recommendations have been included. None have been
paraphrased or truncated and no relevant information has been
omitted. The result ofGeddes' 25-year experience teaching a course
on the Arab-Israeli conflict, this scholarly work serves as a
supplementary text for college courses on the subject and can also
stand alone as an invaluable reference for students, media
professionals, and informed general readers.
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