First published 1997
Through vivid personal accounts and historical analysis, "Palestinian Identity" unravels the intricate threads that shape the Palestinian experience. From the upheaval of 1948 to the ongoing struggle for self-determination, Rashid Khalidi weaves a powerful narrative that challenges preconceptions and illuminates the resilience of a people. As Palestinians navigate the turbulent waters of occupation and exile, this book offers a nuanced understanding of their collective identity, forged in the crucible of conflict and the pursuit of justice.
Genres: history, politics, social-issues, non-fiction, middle-east, academic
Vibes: intimate, nuanced, thought-provoking
Tropes: collective-identity, pursuit-of-justice, resilience
Setting: Israel, Jerusalem
310 pages · Paperback · Columbia University Press