Description
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Book Summary
An introductory and accessible guide to understanding one of the world's most complex and enduring conflicts. Written by renowned analyst Pedro Brieger, this book is born from years of dialogues with people seeking clear answers to fundamental questions. Through a dynamic question-and-answer format, the work offers essential keys to unravel the most frequent doubts regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, without getting lost in abstract theories. A necessary text for anyone who wishes to understand the roots and current state of a dispute of global significance that has persisted for over six decades.
What is it about?
This book is not an academic treatise, but the result of the author's direct experience, having held numerous dialogues with people interested in understanding the conflict. Pedro Brieger addresses the simplest and most complex questions that arise regarding the dispute between Israelis and Palestinians. The work is structured as an introductory guide that offers clear and direct answers, avoiding technical language or convoluted explanations. The author seeks to provide keys that allow the reader to unravel the most frequent doubts, focusing exclusively on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and not on the Middle East in general. With an approach that seeks to build bridges toward peace, Brieger invites readers to "get their feet in the mud" to imagine a future where Israelis and Palestinians can live together and in peace.
Main Topics
- Historical origins of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
- The main questions and recurring doubts about the dispute.
- Analysis of the positions and perspectives of both sides.
- The political, social, and territorial dimensions of the conflict.
- Proposals and reflections on coexistence and peace.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at anyone who wishes to obtain a clear and well-founded understanding of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict without the need for prior knowledge. It is ideal for students, journalists, activists, or general readers who seek answers to basic and complex questions about one of the most relevant disputes in global geopolitics. It is also very useful for those starting out in the study of international relations who need an accessible and rigorous introductory guide.
What this book offers
- Clear and direct answers to the most frequent doubts about the conflict.
- A pedagogical approach that facilitates the understanding of a complex subject.
- A perspective based on dialogue and the author's experience in the field.
- An introductory guide that allows the reader to form an informed opinion.
- Reflections on the possibilities for peace and coexistence between Israelis and Palestinians.
Technical Data
- Author: Brieger, Pedro
- Publisher: CLAVE INTELECTUAL
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: HUMANITIES, PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION AND BELIEFS, SOCIETY AND CULTURE: GENERAL, SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, SOCIAL SERVICES AND WELFARE, CRIMINOLOGY, POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
- Collection: CLAVE INTELECTUAL
- Binding: Paperback
- Date of edition: May 2011
- Number of pages: 144
- Weight: 235 g
Editorial Review
A reference work for those seeking a rigorous and accessible first approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The question-and-answer format, based on the author's direct experience, manages to clear up the most common doubts without oversimplifying the complexity of the subject. It is a useful book both for the novice reader and for those who wish to consolidate their basic knowledge. Its focus on dialogue and the search for peace makes it a valuable tool to foster a more nuanced and human understanding of a dispute that continues to mark the international agenda.