Israel & Palestine: A Conflict Without End
History, Wars, Occupation, Resistance and the Search for Peace
How did the Israel–Palestine conflict begin? Why has it continued for generations? And what makes lasting peace so difficult to achieve?
Israel & Palestine: A Conflict Without End takes readers through the historical events, competing national narratives, political decisions, wars, and peace efforts that have shaped the conflict.
Across 90 pages and 17 chapters, this book explores the roots of Jewish and Palestinian national movements, the British Mandate, the 1948 war and Nakba, the Six-Day War, military occupation, the rise of Palestinian resistance movements, and the long search for a political settlement.
The book also examines the events of October 7, 2023, the subsequent war in Gaza, international law, and competing visions for the future.
What You’ll Discover
- The historical roots of the Israel–Palestine conflict
- The emergence of Zionism and Palestinian nationalism
- The Balfour Declaration, British Mandate and 1947 UN partition plan
- The wars of 1948, 1967 and 1973
- Palestinian displacement, occupation and settlements
- The PLO, Hamas, the Intifadas and the Oslo peace process
- The October 2023 attacks and the war in Gaza
- International responses and possible paths toward peace
What’s Included
- 90-page digital eBook
- 17 detailed chapters across four parts
- Historical timeline and glossary
- Key historical figures and further reading
- Chapter summaries and comparisons of competing perspectives
Format: PDF
Language: English
Edition: 2026
Delivery: Digital download
Written for readers interested in world history, international relations, politics, Middle Eastern affairs, and understanding the background of current events.
Disclaimer: This book provides general historical information and analysis. Some interpretations and statistics are disputed or subject to change.




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