This collection of essays by Israeli, Palestinian, and American
scholars and activists examines the impact of the June 1967 War on
Palestinians and Israelis alike in the thirty years following the
war. Israel became an occupying power in 1967, ruling more than one
million Palestinians in territories it had captured. Using military
strength, with the tacit agreement and support of the United States
and other Western democracies, Israel exploited and oppressed the
Palestinians, brutally suppressing their civil, human, and
political rights. This book evaluates and examines the injustices
done to the Palestinians during this period.
In this first attempt to look back at those thirty years and
assess what has happened to Israeli and Palestinian society, the
contributing scholars provide a critique of the prevailing
"Realpolitik" in the Middle East and, indeed, the world today.
Bound to be controversial, the collection will be of great interest
to scholars and policy makers, as well as concerned citizens
interested in the contemporary Middle East.
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