The book examines the long-standing Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its historical roots. Rashid Khalid looks deeply into the complex and tumultuous relationship between Israelis and Palestinians, spanning a period of a hundred years. It highlights the key events, struggles, and geopolitical factors that have shaped the conflict, including the Zionist movement, the Balfour Declaration, the creation of the State of Israel, and subsequent wars and uprisings. It explores the varying perspectives, narratives, and grievances from both sides, offering insights into the deep-seated divisions and challenges faced by those seeking a resolution.

Themes: Occupation and Human Rights Nationalism and Identity Geopolitics and International Relations