How Israel was won: a concise history of the Arab-Israeli conflict
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| adam_text | HOW ISRAEL WAS WON A CONCISE HISTORY OF THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT BAYLIS
THOMAS LEXINGTON BOOKS LANHAM * BOULDER * NEW YORK * OXFORD CONTENTS
MAPS XI ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XII INTRODUCTION XIII CHAPTER 1 - EARLY ZIONISM
BEFORE THE BALFOUR DECLARATION 1 THE FIRST ZIONIST CONGRESS IN 1897
PROPOSED ESTABLISHMENT OF A JEWISH STATE THROUGH THE INFLUENCE OF
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS. HERZL FAILED TO GAINING A STATE IN PALESTINE
THROUGH BRITISH OR GERMAN INFLUENCE OVER THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE. WITH THE
APPROACH OF WORLD WAR I, BRITAIN SOUGHT JUSTIFICATION FOR A PERMANENT
MILITARY PRESENCE IN PALESTINE. SUPPORT OF JEWISH CLAIMS IN PALESTINE,
IN CONFLICT WITH ARAB CLAIMS, CREATED TENSIONS AND THE JUSTIFICATION
NEEDED. CHAPTER 2 - WORLD WAR I AND THE BALFOUR DECLARATION (1917) 9
BRITAIN PLEDGES A GRANT OF ARAB NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE OVER GREATER SYRIA
(INCLUDING PALESTINE) TO SHARIF HUSSEIN IN EXCHANGE FOR HELP IN
DEFEATING THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE (MACMAHON-HUSSEIN LETTERS, 1915). BRITAIN
ALSO PLEDGES TO WAR ALLY, FRANCE, CONTROL OVER PARTS OF GREATER SYRIA
(SYKES-PICOT AGREEMENT, 1916). BRITAIN FURTHER VI CONTENTS PLEDGES A
HOMELAND IN PALESTINE TO THE JEWS IN EXCHANGE FOR THEIR HELP IN ENDING
U.S. NEUTRALITY IN WWI (BALFOUR DECLARATION, 1917). BRITAIN PLAYS ON
VERBAL AMBIGUITITIES IN AN ATTEMPT TO SATISFY ITS CONFLICTING PROMISES
TO THE ARABS AND JEWS. CHAPTER 3 - THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS MANDATE SYSTEM
(1922) 19 BRITAIN RETAINS CONTROL OF PALESTINE THROUGH A LEAGUE OF
NATIONS MANDATE, WHICH INCORPORATES THE BALFOUR DECLARATION. THIS
DECLARATION LEADS TO ARAB REJECTION OF THE MANDATE. JEWISH LAND
PURCHASES CREATE A LANDLESS PALESTINIAN-ARAB POPULATION RESULTING IN
SOCIAL UNREST. JEWISH IMMIGRATION PROVOKES PALESTINIAN-ARAB VIOLENCE,
LARGELY DIRECTED AGAINST THE BRITISH ADMINISTRATION (1929-1936). CHAPTER
4 - BRITAIN CURBS JEWISH STATEHOOD AND IMMIGRATION (1938-1942) 29
BRITAIN S PEEL COMMISSION (1937) RECOMMENDS TWO INDEPENDENT STATES TO
RESOLVE THE ARAB-JEWISH CONFLICT. BECAUSE OF A NEED FOR ARAB OIL IN
WARTIME, BRITAIN ACKNOWLEDGES THE SUPPRESSED MACMAHON-HUSSEIN LETTERS
PROMISING ARAB INDEPEN- DENCE IN PALESTINE. THE JEWS ARE APPALLED. THE
1938 INTERNATIONAL EVIAN CONFERENCE ON IMMIGRATION OFFERS LITTLE HELP TO
JEWS IN NAZI GERMANY. THE JEWS DEMAND A STATE OVER ALL OF PALESTINE IN
1942 (BILTMORE PROGRAM). CHAPTER 5 - BRITAIN WITHDRAWS FROM PALESTINE
(1948) 37 THE U.S. GOVERNMENT COURTS ARAB OIL WHILE THE U.S. PUBLIC
SUPPORTS ZIONISM. TRUMAN PUSHES FOR JEWISH IMMIGRATION INTO PALESTINE
BUT REFUSES BRITAIN THE NECESSARY SUPPORT TO ENFORCE IT. BRITAIN IMPOSES
MARTIAL LAW TO COMBAT JEWISH TERRORIST EFFORTS TO END BRITISH CONTROL.
PROPOSALS FOR A POLITICAL SETTLEMENT - UN TRUSTEESHIP OR A FEDERATION OF
TWO STATES (MORRISON-GRADY PLAN) - FAIL. BRITAIN INTENDS TO WITHDRAW.
CHAPTER 6 - UN PROPOSAL FOR PARTITION (1947) 47 PALESTINIAN NATIONALISTS
REJECT THE UN PARTITION PLAN BECAUSE LEAGUE OF NATIONS MANDATE CALLS FOR
A SINGLE STATE IN PALESTINE. THE JEWISH AGENCY APPEARS TO ACCEPT UN
PARTITION AFTER MAKING A SECRET NON-AGGRESSION PACT WITH KING ABDULLAH
OF TRANSJORDAN IN WHICH HE IS TO ANNEX THE UN-DESIGNATED PALESTINIAN
STATE. THE SOVIET UNION ACCEPTS PARTITION AS A MEANS TO INFLUENCE IN THE
MIDDLE EAST. HOLOCAUST GUILT AND ANTI-ARAB SENTIMENT PLAY ROLES IN
WESTERN ACCEPTANCE OF PARTITION. CHAPTER 7 - CIVIL WAR (DECEMBER, 1947
TO MAY, 1948) 61 THE HAGANAH (ILLEGAL JEWISH ARMY) AND JEWISH TERRORISTS
FIGHT LOCAL PALESTINIANS AND ARAB LEAGUE VOLUNTEERS. JEWISH TERRORISM
RESULTS IN PANICKY FLIGHT OF LARGE SEGMENTS OF THE PALESTINIAN
POPULATION. BEN-GURION STALLS ON U.S. AND UN TRUCE EFFORTS, HAVING
AMASSED SUFFICIENT MEN AND ARMS TO DEFEAT POTENTIAL INTERVENTION BY
EGYPT, SYRIA, AND IRAQ. MEIR WARNS ABDULLAH NOT TO FALTER ON THEIR
NON-AGGRESSION CONTENTS VII PACT. BRITAIN WITHDRAWS; THE STATE OF ISRAEL
IS DECLARED DESPITE UN PROHIBITIONS. CHAPTER 8 - INTERNATIONAL WAR (MAY,
1948 TO DECEMBER, 1948) 79 EGYPTIAN, SYRIAN AND IRAQI FORCES ARE
INADEQUATE EITHER TO BRING ISRAEL TO TERMS OR TO BLOCK TRANSJORDAN S
ANNEXATION OF THE UN-DESIGNATED PALESTINIAN-ARAB STATE. DURING A TRUCE
(JUNE 11) BOTH SIDES CHEAT. THE JEWS AMASS GREATER SUPERIORITY OF ARMS
AND MEN THAN THE ARABS. UN NEGOTIATOR COUNT BEMADOTTE PROPOSES: THAT
TRANSJORDAN OFFICIALLY ANNEX PALESTINIAN AREAS AND THAT PALESTINIANS
HAVE A RIGHT TO RETURN TO THEIR HOMES. SHAMIR IS INVOLVED IN BEMADOTTE
ASSASSINATION. BEN-GURION PLANS TO CAPTURE ALL OF PALESTINE BUT IS
CURBED BY UN AND INTERNATIONAL DISAPPROVAL. A JANUARY 1949 CEASE-FIRE
AND APRIL ARMISTICE ARE ACHIEVED. PALESTINIAN ARAB TERRITORY REDUCED TO
22% OF PALESTINE; 70% OF ALL PALESTINIAN ARABS BECOME REFUGEES. CHAPTER
9 - UNEASY SETTLEMENT OF THE 1948 WAR 95 TRANSJORDAN ANNEXES ARAB
PALESTINE. ISRAEL AND TRANSJORDAN (NOW CALLED JORDAN) DIVIDE JERUSALEM
IN DEFIANCE OF UN CALL FOR AN INTERNATIONAL CITY. DAYAN ESCALATES
VIOLENCE IN ORDER TO INTIMIDATE ARAB COUNTRIES AND EXTEND ISRAELI
TERRITORY. JORDAN S KING ABDULLAH, SEEN AS JEWISH PAWN, IS ASSASSINATED
BY ARAB NATIONALISTS. BEN- GURION PROPOSES TO BRITAIN THAT ISRAEL
CAPTURE THE WEST BANK AND EGYPTIAN SINAI AND BRITAIN INCORPORATE JORDAN.
BRITAIN DEMURS. ISRAEL REFUSES REPATRIATION OF 750,000 PALESTINIAN
REFUGEES DESPITE TRUMAN S THREATS. DIASPORA JEWS DISPLACE PALESTINIAN
ARABS IN ISRAEL. ORIENTAL JEWS SUFFER. THE JEWS ADOPT A HOLOCAUSTAL
PERSPECTIVE. CHAPTER 10 - BORDER TURMOIL IN THE NAME OF ISRAELI SECURITY
(1948-1955) 105 PALESTINIAN REFUGEES SEEKING TO RETURN HOME IN ISRAEL
ARE SHOT BY BORDER GUARDS. EVENTUALLY, THEY SEEK REVENGE THROUGH
SABOTAGE AND MURDER. ISRAEL PURSUES A POLICY OF ATTACK ON REFUGEE CAMPS
AND VILLAGES IN EGYPT-CONTROLLED GAZA, JORDAN AND SYRIA. ISRAEL SENDS
TERRORISTS TO CAIRO TO BLOW UP PUBLIC AND U.S. FACILITIES, SEEKING TO
BLAME EGYPT AND SPOIL U.S.-EGYPTIAN RELATIONS (LAVON AFFAIR). CHAPTER 11
- INTERNATIONAL COLD WAR POLITICS AND THE SUEZ WAR (1956) 115 ISRAEL
ALIGNS WITH THE UNITED STATES AGAINST THE U.S.S.R., BUT REFUSES A U.S.
DEFENSE TREATY IN EXCHANGE FOR ASSURANCE ISRAEL WILL NOT EXTEND
TERRITORY BY FORCE. WITH U.S. MONEY FOR THE ASWAN DAM WITHHELD, EGYPT
TURNS TO SOVIET MONEY AND ARMS. EGYPTIAN-ISRAELI RELATIONS SOUR AFTER
ISRAEL ATTACKS GAZA IN 1955. ISRAEL SEEKS TO BREAK ARAB MORALE. EGYPT
BLOCKS ISRAEL FROM SUEZ CANAL AND STRAIT OF TIRAN, NATIONALIZING THE
CANAL FOR REVENUE. ISRAEL ATTACKS EGYPT TO PROVIDE BRITAIN AND FRANCE
WITH AN EXCUSE TO INVADE AND SEPARATE THE COMBATANTS. THE UN BRANDS
BRITAIN, FRANCE AND ISRAEL THE AGGRESSORS. ISRAEL WITHDRAWS UPON UN
SUPPORT OF RIGHT OF FREE PASSAGE. VIII CONTENTS CHAPTER 12 - EXTERNAL
AND INTERNAL STRESSES ON ISRAEL (1956-1967) 133 EXTERNAL THREATS: (1)
THIRD WORLD DISAPPROVAL OF ISRAELI IMPERIALIST COLLUSION WITH BRITAIN
AND FRANCE IN THE SUEZ WAR, AND (2) PLO AND FATAH TERRORISM. INTERNAL
THREATS: (1) A FALTERING ECONOMY, (2) ETHNIC CONFLICT BETWEEN ORIENTAL
AND EUROPEAN JEWS, (3) VIOLATION OF ARAB-ISRAELI CITIZENS AND ISRAELI
SELF-CRITICISM OVER LOST IDEALISM, AND (4) PUBLIC EXPOSURE OF KASTNER
COLLABORATION WITH EICHMANN. CHAPTER 13 - COLD WAR POLARIZATION OF THE
ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT (1957-1966) 143 ARAB NATIONS ARE DOMESTICALLY
DESTABILIZED AND POLARIZED BY THE COLD WAR. EISENHOWER FAILS TO WIN OVER
ARAB NATIONS BECAUSE OF U.S. HOSTILITY TO ARAB NATIONALISM. KENNEDY
FALLS UNDER JEWISH SUSPICION BECAUSE HE FAILS TO OPPOSE ARAB
NATIONALISM. KENNEDY REOPENS THE PALESTINIAN REFUGEE ISSUE AND PRESSES
FOR REPATRIATION IN EXCHANGE FOR U.S. ARMS TO ISRAEL. JOHNSON ARMS
ISRAEL, AS DO BRITAIN, FRANCE AND GERMANY. THE SOVIETS (AND THE UNITED
STATES) ARM THE ARAB COUNTRIES. CHAPTER 14 - PRECIPITATION OF THE SIX
DAY WAR (1967) 153 ISRAEL ATTACKS JORDAN (QALQILIA AND SAMU) AND
PUBLICLY THREATENS INVASION OF SYRIA. EGYPT IS DRAWN IN BY
SOVIET-SPONSORED SYRIAN-EGYPTIAN MUTUAL DEFENSE PACT. NASSER REQUESTS
PARTIAL REMOVAL OF UN FORCES ALONG SINAI BORDER TO SHOW READINESS TO
PROTECT SYRIA. AN APPREHENSIVE ISRAELI PUBLIC THINKS THE PRIME MINISTER
WEAK. ISRAELI MILITARY INSISTS ON AN EASILY-WON WAR. NASSER IS SEEN AS A
COWARD BY ARAB NATIONS AND AS RESPONSIBLE FOR DOMESTIC ECONOMIC FAILURE.
HE CLOSES THE STRAIT OF TIRAN TO ISRAEL. JOHNSON PRESSES FOR DIPLOMACY,
JUDGING ISRAEL TO BE INVULNERABLE AND LACKING REASON FOR WAR. THE
SOVIETS THREATEN ISRAEL ABOUT ATTACK OF SYRIA OR EGYPT. IMPENDING
U.S.-EGYPTIAN TALKS ALARM ISRAEL ABOUT EGYPTIAN PRESTIGE. ISRAEL INVADES
EGYPT. CHAPTER 15 - THE SIX DAY WAR AND ITS CONSEQUENCES 173 ISRAEL
DESTROYS THE EGYPTIAN AIR FORCE ON THE GROUND IN THREE HOURS ON FALSE
CLAIM OF HAVING BEEN ATTACKED. JERUSALEM, THE SINAI DESERT AND WEST BANK
ARE CAPTURED IN THREE DAYS. THE UN DEMANDS A CEASE-FIRE AND THE SOVIETS
THREATEN ISRAEL ABOUT FURTHER AGGRESSION. ISRAEL, STYMIED BY U.S.
DISAPPROVAL OF CARRYING THE WAR INTO SYRIA, ATTACKS A U.S. INTELLIGENCE
SHIP MONITORING ISRAELI MOVEMENTS. ISRAEL INVADES THE GOLAN HEIGHTS AND
CALLS ITS ATTACK ON THE U.S. SHIP A MISTAKE. THE SOVIETS CUT TIES AND
THREATEN WAR ON ISRAEL. ISRAEL COMPLETES SWEEP IN SIX DAYS. ISRAELIS
KILLED, 759; ARABS KILLED, UP TO 30,000. REFUGEES FROM SYRIA, THE WEST
BANK AND THE SINAI, 323,000. CHAPTER 16 - THE YOM KIPPUR WAR (1973) AND
ITS ANTECEDENTS 189 THE UN RESOLUTION 242 CALLS FOR RETURN OF CAPTURED
ARAB LANDS IN EXCHANGE FOR PEACE TREATIES WITH ISRAEL. ISRAEL BALKS,
RETAINING THE SINAI, WEST BANK AND GOLAN HEIGHTS. THE PLO PROPOSES A
SINGLE ARAB-JEWISH DEMOCRATIC STATE OVER ALL OF PALESTINE. EGYPT SEEKS
RETURN OF THE SINAI, ATTACKS A DISORGANIZED IDF AND ADVANCES CONTENTS IX
EAST ACROSS THE SUEZ CANAL (YOM KIPPUR WAR). SYRIA TEMPORARILY PUSHES
ISRAEL OUT OF THE GOLAN HEIGHTS. ISRAEL RECAPTURES THE GOLAN AND THE
SUEZ CANAL. A U.S. NUCLEAR ALERT FOLLOWS A SOVIET THREAT OF INTERVENTION
BECAUSE OF ISRAELI CEASE-FIRE VIOLATIONS. THE ARABS WITHHOLD OIL IN
PROTEST OVER U.S. SUPPORT OF ISRAEL, SHOCKING THE WORLD. CHAPTER 17 -
THE PLO, THE WEST BANK AND THE LEBANON WARS (1982) 209 THE PLO,
HEAD-QUARTERED IN LEBANON, PROPOSES A PALESTINIAN STATE IN THE WEST BANK
AND GAZA AND SUPPORTS A MOSLEM MAJORITY IN A CIVIL WAR IN LEBANON
AGAINST AN ISRAELI-SUPPORTED CHRISTIAN MINORITY GOVERNMENT (1975-1976).
ISRAEL, AFTER RETURNING THE SINAI TO EGYPT IN EXCHANGE FOR A PEACE
TREATY, LOOKS TO CONTROL THE WEST BANK AND SMASH ITS PLO LEADERSHIP IN
LEBANON. WEST BANK TERRITORY IS CONFISCATED FOR JEWISH SETTLEMENTS AND
POLITICAL AND MILITARY OPPRESSION INTENSIFIES. ISRAEL INVADES LEBANON ON
PRETEXT OF ENDING PLO TERRORISM AND ROUTS RIVAL SYRIAN FORCES ALONG THE
WAY. REAGAN SIDES WITH ISRAEL AGAINST THE PLO AND SOVIET-SUPPORTED
SYRIA. THE IDF INFLICTS MASSIVE LOSSES ON THE PLO, PALESTINIAN REFUGEES,
SHI ITE LEBANESE VILLAGES AND BEIRUT RESIDENTS (30,000 TO 40,000
KILLED). BEGIN, SHAMIR, SHARON AND EITAN ARE APPORTIONED BLAME FOR
MASSACRES IN SABRA AND SHATILLA PALESTINIAN REFUGEE CAMPS. CHAPTER 18 -
LIKUD S GREATER-ISRAEL DREAM AND THE INTIFADA (1988) 243 REAGAN (1982
PEACE PLAN) CHALLENGES BEGIN S CLAIM TO NEED JEWISH SETTLEMENTS FOR
ISRAELI SECURITY AND CRITICIZES HIS NOTION OF PALESTINIAN AUTONOMY. U.S.
PEACE-KEEPING FORCES IN LEBANON ALIGN WITH CHRISTIAN GOVERNMENT FORCES,
BUT SUICIDE BOMBINGS LEAD TO U.S. WITHDRAWAL. IN 1984, BEGIN IS REPLACED
BY SHAMIR WHO THEN ALTERNATES WITH PERES AS PRIME MINISTER. DEFENSE
MINISTER RABIN S IRON FIST POLICY FAILS TO SUPPRESS A 1988 PALESTINIAN
GRASSROOTS UPRISING, THE INTIFADA, WHICH HAMAS AND ISLAMIC JIHAD SUPPORT
(THE PLO LATER). ARAFAT DECLARES A PALESTINIAN STATE (WEST BANK AND
GAZA) WHICH IS RECOGNIZED BY 100 COUNTRIES INCLUDING THE SOVIET UNION,
CHINA AND INDIA - NOT THE WEST. SHAMIR REFUSES TO TALK ABOUT PALESTINIAN
AUTONOMY (NOT SOVEREIGNTY) DURING THE INTIFADA. THE 1991 GULF WAR LEADS
TO THE DECLINE OF THE PLO AND INTIFADA WHEN PALESTINIANS SUPPORT SADDAM
HUSSEIN FOR HIS PROMISE TO FIGHT FOR THEIR RIGHTS. CHAPTER 19 - THE OSLO
ACCORDS AND THE DEMISE OF THE PEACE PROCESS (1998) 263 RABIN REPLACES
SHAMIR IN 1992. HE CONTINUES SETTLEMENT EXPANSION AND CLOSES OFF THE
OCCUPIED TERRITORIES IN EARLY 1993. FOREIGN MINISTER PERES, IN SECRET
NEGOTIATIONS WITH A WEAKENED ARAFAT, PREPARES TO MAKE AUTONOMY
CONCESSIONS IN EXCHANGE FOR ARAFAT S CURBING OF HAMAS AND RECOGNITION OF
ISRAEL. THESE OSLO ACCORDS HOLD PROMISE OF RELIEF FROM AN OPPRESSIVE
OCCUPATION BUT ARE VIEWED BY PALESTINIAN CRITICS AS A SURRENDER TO
ISRAELI RULE. NETANYAHU REPLACES THE ASSASSINATED RABIN IN 1995,
INSISTING THAT HAMAS BE CRUSHED AS A CONDITION FOR FURTHER PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS. BUT ARAFAT FACES LOSS OF PALESTINIAN SUPPORT IF HE
SEVERELY CURBS HAMAS. NETANYAHU CONTENTS IMPOSES PUNISHING SANCTIONS ON
PALESTINIANS AND THE PEACE PROCESS FALTERS, 1998. APPENDIX A -
GOVERNMENT AND DEMOCRACY IN ISRAEL 289 THREE LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT: (1)
OFFICIAL, (2) INVISIBLE, AND (3) MILITARY. THE OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT IS
RUN BY A STRONG CABINET AND WEAK PARLIAMENT. POLITICAL POWER IS
CONCENTRATED IN THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE POLITICAL PARTY AND PRIME
MINISTER. ISRAELI COURTS ARE CONSTRAINED BY THE ABSENCE OF A NATIONAL
CONSTITUTION, SAFEGUARD OF CIVIL RIGHTS. THE INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT
(HISTADRUT, JEWISH AGENCY AND JEWISH NATIONAL FUND), NOW LESS POWERFUL
THAN FORMERLY, CONTROLS MATTERS OF INDUSTRY, LABOR, HEALTH, IMMIGRATION,
HOUSING AND LAND USE TO THE ADVANTAGE OF JEWISH CITIZENS. THE MILITARY
GOVERNMENT ENFORCES DEFENSE (MARTIAL) LAW IN A DISCRIMINATORY MANNER,
CONTROLLING THE PERSONAL FREEDOM, PROPERTY, CIVIL RIGHTS AND LAND USE OF
ARAB-ISRAELI CITIZENS. APPENDIX B - THE PARADOX OF NATIONALISM 303
ZIONISM REFLECTS A UNIVERSAL IDEAL OF NATIONALISM, THAT ASSOCIATED WITH
DEMOCRACY, LIBERALISM, THE VALUE OF THE COMMON MAN, THE PEOPLE S RIGHT
TO SELF-DETERMINATION AND FREEDOM FROM DOMINATION. PARADOXICALLY,
NATIONALISM IS ALSO ASSOCIATED WITH THE ILLIBERAL EXCLUSION OF
MINORITIES AND THE IMPERIALISTIC CONQUEST OF ALIEN PEOPLES. FOR
QUESTIONS ARISE ABOUT WHO IS INCLUDED IN THE PEOPLE AND HOW FAR THEIR
SELF- DETERMINATION MAY ENCROACH UPON THAT OF OUTSIDERS. FURTHER,
NATIONALISM IS BASED ON A BELIEF IN THE EXISTENCE OF PRIZED TRAITS
SHARED EQUALLY BY MEMBERS OF THIS PEOPLE BUT NOT BY OTHERS CONSIDERED
LESS ENDOWED OR ENTITLED. THUS, NATIONALISM IS ASSOCIATED WITH BOTH
DEMOCRACY AND XENOPHOBIA, WITH BOTH SELF-DEFENSE AND CONQUEST. ZIONISM
EMBRACES THIS PARADOX. BIBLIOGRAPHY 313 INDEX 321 ABOUT THE AUTHOR 327
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| indexdate | 2024-07-09T18:33:40Z |
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| title_auth | How Israel was won a concise history of the Arab-Israeli conflict |
| title_exact_search | How Israel was won a concise history of the Arab-Israeli conflict |
| title_full | How Israel was won a concise history of the Arab-Israeli conflict Baylis Thomas |
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| title_sub | a concise history of the Arab-Israeli conflict |
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