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Second Palestinian Intifada

Name: Second Palestinian Intifada
Brand: Pluto Press
SKU: 04671500
Price: 13924 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Ramzy Baroud
ISBN: 9780745325477

A Chronicle of a People's Struggle

Ramzy Baroud

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04671500

Publishers Pluto Press, July 2006

Ramzy Baroud is a veteran journalist and former producer for Al-Jazeera TV. This is his comprehensiv... Full description

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Ramzy Baroud is a veteran journalist and former producer for Al-Jazeera TV. This is his comprehensive account of the momentous events of the last five years which shaped the political landscape not only of Palestine and Israel but of the entire Middle East region. Addressing the most controversial issues, including the alarming escalation in suicide bombings, and the construction of the Separation Wall, he reports on the huge rate of unemployment and hunger in the Occupied Territories -- statistics so critical that NGOs compare their magnitude to African nations such as the Congo. From the brutality of the Israeli army to the ever-compromising nature of the Palestinian Authority, few are spared Baroud's thoughtful critique. The book is clear and concise, with one chapter dedicated to the major events of each year, and includes a comprehensive timeline.