Discover an in-depth perspective on one of the most complex and long-standing conflicts in modern history. This book offers a unique and well-documented view of a century of colonialism and resistance in Palestine, from 1917 to the present.

History and context you need to know

The Hundred Years' War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance, 1917-2017 provides a detailed account of the ongoing struggle that has shaped the Middle East and influenced global politics. The book examines the complex mechanisms of settlement and colonization, as well as the courageous resistance of people who refuse to give up their identity and rights. It is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the deeper roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict beyond typical news coverage.

This publication offers not only factual information but also a sensitive look at the human stories that often remain in the shadow of major geopolitical events.

Why choose this book?

This book provides not only historical knowledge but also important empathy and understanding of complex social and political contexts. It is ideal for students, international relations professionals, activists, and readers seeking deeper insight into the contemporary world.

Key benefits of this book:

• Detailed historical overview covering 100 years of the history of Palestinian territory.
• Clear and comprehensive text suitable for a wide range of readers.
• Analysis of colonialism and resistance that reveals the causes and consequences of the conflict.
• Helps better understand current events in the Middle East.
• Prompts personal reflection on human rights and justice.

General product features:

• High-quality edition suitable for long-term reading and study.
• Includes coverage of key historical milestones between 1917 and 2017.
• Careful selection of topics reflecting various perspectives on the conflict.
• Authoritative sources supported by research and documentation.
• Suitable as study material as well as for personal enrichment.