On Palestine - Chomsky

The importance of this book lies not only in offering solutions and treatments for the Palestinian issue, but also in analyzing the reality of the conflict within Israeli society and its class struggles. Its importance also lies in presenting a comparison between the South African and Palestinian cases, considering them as struggles against imperialism and apartheid systems. Additionally, Chomsky and Pappé share their experiences inside and outside Israeli society, and the most important shifts that have occurred in American public opinion in recent years, including academic circles that appear more receptive to the anti-apartheid discourse.

• Category: Political Books

• Number of pages: 238 pages