An intimate memoir depicting a childhood in the waning days of Mandatory Palestine and the formative years of Israel's statehood, as told by one of the nation's most celebrated novelists.
While not primarily centered on the Arab-Israeli conflict, Anita Shapira's book serves as a valuable introductory resource for general readers interested in the history of Israel.
A candid analysis of the reasons behind the Palestinians' inability to establish their own state in the 20th century, both during and after the era of colonial rule.
This journalism-meets-academia book provides vital insights into Hamas' origins, structure, and evolution. It sheds light on the ongoing rivalry between Hamas and Fatah, offering a deeper understanding of Gaza's current dynamics.
The Iraq War was an armed conflict in the country from 2003 to 2011. It started with the United States' invasion of Iraq which overthrew Saddam Hussein's Ba'athist government. After the fall of the government, the insurgency opposed the post-invasion Iraqi government and the coalition forces.