Unholy Land explores the ways in which the conflicts between and within Israel and Palestine have torn apart the proverbial "Holy land". In this book Raczka reveals how the territory has become aplenty with both mental and physical barriers.
Unholy Land explores the ways in which the conflicts between and within Israel and Palestine have torn apart the proverbial "Holy land". In this book Raczka reveals how the territory has become aplenty with both mental and physical barriers.
Born in Poland, Witt Raczka lives in Strasbourg, France, where he teaches European and Middle-Eastern affairs. Well-traveled in Eurasia, his previous book, Aux Confins de l'Europe de l'Est (Paris, 2009) dealt with Europe's post-Communist eastern borderlands.
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Introduction One: Galilee and Golan Heights Two: Samaria, Northern Palestine Three: On Both Sides of the Green Line Four: The Jordan Valley Five: Jerusalem: "Forever United", Yet Divided Six: In Southern Palestine and Judean Hills Seven: Negev's Promise, Gaza's Despair Eight: Onwards To Tel Aviv-A City Apart Epilogue Bibliography
Introduction One: Galilee and Golan Heights Two: Samaria, Northern Palestine Three: On Both Sides of the Green Line Four: The Jordan Valley Five: Jerusalem: "Forever United", Yet Divided Six: In Southern Palestine and Judean Hills Seven: Negev's Promise, Gaza's Despair Eight: Onwards To Tel Aviv-A City Apart Epilogue Bibliography
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