This book analyzes Palestinian attempts to create an organized
military force from the period of the Mandate up to the present
day.
Beginning with a comparative overview of the relationship
between insurgent movements and the quest to build up a standard
military, the book looks, first, at how the 1936 revolt galvanized
the Palestinian leadership to attempt to create a military. It then
goes on to examines other major topics such as: the 1948 failure to
create an organized armed force; Palestinian participation in other
Arab armed forces; the creation of the PLA; attempts to develop a
security apparatus after Oslo; and, finally, the question of
security reform and peace-making. The book concludes by identifying
the lessons from the Palestinian experience that can be applied in
promoting healthy civil-military relations within political
entities located in major conflict zones.
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