A History of Israel - Bregman, Ahron
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A History of Israel examines Israel's turbulent history from the first Zionist Congress of 1897 to the present day. Drawing on his considerable experience as historian and journalist, Ahron Bregman offers a balanced exploration of Israel's past in which the three principal driving themes of Jewish immigration, wars, and attempts to forge peace with Arabs and Palestinians combine into a single compelling narrative. New insights, revelations appearing in print for the first time, and portraits of Israeli leaders, past and present, are adeptly woven together with an overview of major events. This…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
A History of Israel examines Israel's turbulent history from the first Zionist Congress of 1897 to the present day. Drawing on his considerable experience as historian and journalist, Ahron Bregman offers a balanced exploration of Israel's past in which the three principal driving themes of Jewish immigration, wars, and attempts to forge peace with Arabs and Palestinians combine into a single compelling narrative. New insights, revelations appearing in print for the first time, and portraits of Israeli leaders, past and present, are adeptly woven together with an overview of major events. This incisive book will be welcomed by all with an interest in the fascinating history of Israel.
Autorenporträt
Ahron Bregman is a Senior Teaching Fellow at the Department of War Studies, King's College London, UK. He was a Captain in the Israeli army during Israel's 1982 invasion of Lebanon and worked as a parliamentary assistant at the Knesset. Bregman is the author of The Fifty Years War: Israel and the Arabs (1998), the companion book to a six-part BBC television documentary; Elusive Peace (2005), the companion book to a three-part BBC television documentary; Cursed Victory: A History of Israel and the Occupied Territories (2014); and the memoirs The Spy Who Fell to Earth (2022).