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Don Peretz traces the Palestine Arab uprising as it evolved from a series of spontaneous protests into a fully organized resistance. He describes the movement's leaders, participants and internal dynamics, assessing its profound impact on Palestinian Arabs and on Israeli society as a whole. Its influence has extended from Israel's economic, political and security arenas to its cultural, social and psychological life. The Intifada has affected not only Israel's foreign policy - especially its attitude toward a peace settlement - but also regional and global responses to the Arab-Israeli conflict. Combining years of scholarship with primary materials, Peretz offers insights into the heart of the uprising. His work is intended as a valuable supplement for students of Middle East politics, international relations and revolutionary movements.
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Don Peretz is professor emeritus of Binghamton University. Gideon Doron is professor of political science at Tel Aviv University.
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- PublisherWestview Press
- Publication date1990
- ISBN 10 0813308593
- ISBN 13 9780813308593
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages246
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