The struggle between Israelis and Palestinians has proven to be one
of the most complex and intractable conflicts of our time,
persisting for more than a century despite the efforts of leaders
in both the Middle East and the West. In ""National Minority,
Regional Majority"", Yitzhak Reiter reexamines the relationship
between the Jewish majority and the Palestinian Arab minority in
Israel, focusing on the unique dynamic at work there between a
religiously and ethnically defined majority and a significant
national minority with assurance and erudition. Reiter explores the
complex factors that influence the ethnonational conflict. Drawing
extensively on the theory of 'interlocking conflicts', the author
chronicles the pattern of alternating tranquility and rebellion in
Jewish-Arab relations. Reiter's meticulous research and nuanced
analysis yield a sophisticated interpretation of Israeli policy
toward the Palestinians and offer a powerful approach toward
conflict management.
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