Image and Reality of the Israel-Palestine Conflict (Edition 3) (Paperback)

from Daedalus

If you're interested in the politics of the Middle East, this book is worth reading. Regardless of whether or not you agree with Dr. Finkelstein, the case he makes is well researched, reasoned and worth the intellectual energy for either refutation or concurrence.

from jensenmk82

Finkelstein argues that when the Zionist project was conceived, its only "strategic options" were apartheid and expulsion. "Zionists from early on were in fact bent on expelling [Arabs]," he writes. Arabs, naturally, resisted forceful expulsion. Transfer was regarded as an acceptable policy in th...

from jensenmk82

Finkelstein argues that when the Zionist project was conceived, its only "strategic options" were apartheid and expulsion. "Zionists from early on were in fact bent on expelling [Arabs]," he writes. Arabs, naturally, resisted forceful expulsion. Transfer was regarded as an acceptable policy in th...

from Daedalus

If you're interested in the politics of the Middle East, this book is worth reading. Regardless of whether or not you agree with Dr. Finkelstein, the case he makes is well researched, reasoned and worth the intellectual energy for either refutation or concurrence.

from jensenmk82

Finkelstein argues that when the Zionist project was conceived, its only "strategic options" were apartheid and expulsion. "Zionists from early on were in fact bent on expelling [Arabs]," he writes. Arabs, naturally, resisted forceful expulsion. Transfer was regarded as an acceptable policy in th...