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Book SynopsisTrade Review“
The Forgotten Palestinians strings together fragments, events, documents, and interviews into a coherent and convincing narrative in a way that will certainly lend itself to advancing future studies. In this way, Pappé’s book is also a cornerstone study, and one that will certainly produce many more in the same tradition, making this book both overdue and timely.”—Ryvka Barnard,
Arab Studies Journal“An essential contribution.”—Magid Shihade,
Journal of Palestine Studies “Ilan Pappé is Israel’s bravest, most principled, most incisive historian.”—John Pilger
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The Forgotten Palestinians strings together fragments, events, documents, and interviews into a coherent and convincing narrative in a way that will certainly lend itself to advancing future studies. In this way, Pappé’s book is also a cornerstone study, and one that will certainly produce many more in the same tradition, making this book both overdue and timely.”—Ryvka Barnard,
Arab Studies Journal -- Ryvka Barnard * Arab Studies Journal *
“Pappe, in highly readable prose, gives us details and perspective about the history of the Arab community in the state's early years.”—David B. Green,
Haaretz -- David B. Green * Haaretz *
“This is undoubtedly an important book.”—Matt Hill,
Review 31 -- Matt Hill * Review 31 *
“Ilan Pappé is Israel’s bravest, most principled, most incisive historian.”—John Pilger
-- John Pilger
