This is a thoughtful and sensitive analysis of the history and
significance of non-violent civil resistance in the Palestinian
national movement. It shows how the thread of unarmed struggle has
run through the history of Palestinian liberation, from the
establishment of the Israeli state, through the Nakba and to the
present day. Set in this historical context, the book draws upon
personal conversations and living history in order to focus on the
contemporary movement in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. By
analysing this under-emphasised dimension of the Palestinian
struggle, the authors argue that today, the popular resistance
movement, especially in the West Bank, is the most significant form
of struggle against the ongoing occupation. They also address the
international dimensions of the struggle, focusing in particular on
the BDS campaign, the role of Israeli and international solidarity
activists, and the changing forms of engagement developed by
international agencies seeking to work on the roots of the
conflict.
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