The Origins of the Arab-Israeli WarsLongman, 1999 - 344 עמודים Some reviews of the First Edition: 'Dr Ovendale does an admirable job of making sense of these diverse currents, and turns the history of the conflict into a coherent, readable narrative.'The Economist'The volume's strengths lie mainly in the author's ability to provide a clear account of complex historical events like the Suez crisis of 1956 in only a few pages. For this reason it will certainly make a very good textbook for introductory courses on recent Middle Eastern history.'Roger Owen, English Historical Review'Although Ritchie Ovendale's book is short, it is extremely well documented...If one wants to understand the origins of the Arab-Israeli wars, one must read this brief book.'Hatem I. Hussaini, American-Arab AffairsThere are few areas of contemporary study where an explanation of the past is more vital to an understanding of the present than the Arab-Israeli wars. Ritchie Ovendale's study of the roots of these conflicts first appeared in 1984 before being reissued as a Second Edition in 1992. Over the years the book has been welcomed by students, scholars and general readers alike. It provided a balanced and judicious introduction to this immensely complex and controvers |
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Two Pledges and the Origins of a Conflict | 17 |
The Division of the Middle East and the Roots | 43 |
British Paramountcy over Arabs and Zionists | 64 |
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