History, Politics and Diplomacy of the Arab-Israeli Conflict

E-book

This compilation, in its third edition, includes 521 items/2,148 pages covering the period from 1893 to February 2017. It includes accords, agreements, declarations, diary entries, memoranda of understandings, original archival materials, proposed initiatives and plans, press conferences, political statements, quotations from political principles, speeches, secret understandings, summit conference protocols, treaties, U.N. resolutions, and more. Many of the entries are translated from Arabic, German or Hebrew and appear in English for the first time.

  • Suitable for learner 8th grade and up
  • Includes 13 maps covering the Ottoman period to the present
  • Divided into six chronological sections, each with a short introduction of important events of that period
  • Features an introduction describing four decades of source collection
  • Digitally searchable with easy individual document copying for class use
  • Free course syllabus available here, useful for extracting documents on specific topics related to the conflict or Israel/Zionist history

    • This book can be purchased in Kindle format.

$19.99

The e-book is in pdf format and searchable using a ‘find’ function and side cursor. The e-book is partitioned as follows:

  • Part I — 13 Maps, pp. 28-43.  Sample — Map of the Ottoman Empire, 1914
  • Part II to 1947 — 63 items, pp. 44-328.  Sample — Arab Land Sales to the JNF, by mortgage debt forfeiture, summer 1930
  • Part III 1948-1966 — 29 items, pp. 345-466.  Sample — Menachem Begin on Arab Refugees, 1963
  • Part IV 1967-1979 — 102 items, pp. 472-779.  Sample —  President Lyndon B. Johnson, Five Principles of  Peace, 1977
  • Part V 1980-1993 — 104 items, pp. 783-1080. Sample – Iraqi President Saddam Hussein Statement on Israel’s Right to a Secure State, 1983
  • Part VI 1994-present — 210 items, pp. 1082-2147.  Sample — Yitzhak Rabin’s Reasons for Signing the Oslo Accords, 1995
  • 2,148 pages
  • February 2017 College Course (Third Edition)
  • A syllabus corresponding to this resource book with primary sources referenced to a course calendar may be found here.

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