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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Palestine did not begin as a refugee camp, a battlefield or a humanitarian crisis. It was a living society of towns, villages, farms and religious communities whose people had deep roots in the land.Palestine: 78 Years of Dispossession, a Century of Violent Displacement traces how that society was dismantled through European political Zionism, British imperial policy, the Nakba of 1948, military occupation, settlement expansion, blockade and repeated war.Terry Malone challenges the habit of beginning the story with Palestinian resistance while treating occupation and dispossession as background. He examines how wartime displacement became permanent exclusion, how the Oslo process preserved Israeli control beneath the language of peace, and how Gaza became the most extreme expression of a system built upon enclosure, fragmentation and unequal rights.The destruction that followed 7 October 2023 did not emerge from nowhere. It grew from decades of policies that denied Palestinians sovereignty, freedom of movement, return and political equality.Drawing upon historical scholarship, official records, international law and documented testimony, this book places the present catastrophe within the longer history that made it possible. It distinguishes between established fact, allegation, institutional finding and unresolved legal judgment while refusing to treat unequal power as though it were balanced.This is not a history of an ancient religious war. It is an account of political decisions, imperial power, organised dispossession and a people's continuing struggle against erasure. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Israel's Nuclear Monopoly: The Nuclear Trigger That Could Ignite the Middle East examines one of the most dangerous contradictions in the modern international order: Israel possesses nuclear weapons outside the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, while Iran, a treaty member, has faced sanctions, sabotage, assassinations and military attack over a nuclear programme it maintains is not intended to produce a weapon.The book traces the history behind this unequal nuclear order, from the 1953 overthrow of Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and Western support for the Shah, through the Iran-Iraq War, Israel's undeclared nuclear arsenal, the creation and destruction of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, and the escalating confrontation involving Israel, Iran and America.It asks a fundamental question: can a non-proliferation system remain credible when nuclear restraint is demanded from some states while nuclear possession, expansion and strategic ambiguity are tolerated in others?The danger extends far beyond Iran. Israeli political figures have openly discussed extreme military options, America continues to modernise its nuclear forces, Saudi Arabia has warned that it could pursue nuclear weapons if Iran acquires them, and Australia's involvement in AUKUS brings nuclear-powered military technology deeper into the Indo-Pacific security order.At the centre of the book is a broader warning. Nuclear proliferation is not driven only by ambition. It can also be driven by fear, insecurity and the belief that nuclear weapons provide protection against attack or regime change. Every exception granted to a powerful ally weakens the rules imposed upon everyone else.Israel's Nuclear Monopoly is an examination of nuclear inequality, strategic power and the political choices that could turn a regional confrontation into a catastrophe whose consequences would reach far beyond the Middle East. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Israel's Nuclear Monopoly: The Nuclear Trigger That Could Ignite the Middle East examines one of the most dangerous contradictions in the modern international order: Israel possesses nuclear weapons outside the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, while Iran, a treaty member, has faced sanctions, sabotage, assassinations and military attack over a nuclear programme it maintains is not intended to produce a weapon.The book traces the history behind this unequal nuclear order, from the 1953 overthrow of Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and Western support for the Shah, through the Iran-Iraq War, Israel's undeclared nuclear arsenal, the creation and destruction of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, and the escalating confrontation involving Israel, Iran and America.It asks a fundamental question: can a non-proliferation system remain credible when nuclear restraint is demanded from some states while nuclear possession, expansion and strategic ambiguity are tolerated in others?The danger extends far beyond Iran. Israeli political figures have openly discussed extreme military options, America continues to modernise its nuclear forces, Saudi Arabia has warned that it could pursue nuclear weapons if Iran acquires them, and Australia's involvement in AUKUS brings nuclear-powered military technology deeper into the Indo-Pacific security order.At the centre of the book is a broader warning. Nuclear proliferation is not driven only by ambition. It can also be driven by fear, insecurity and the belief that nuclear weapons provide protection against attack or regime change. Every exception granted to a powerful ally weakens the rules imposed upon everyone else.Israel's Nuclear Monopoly is an examination of nuclear inequality, strategic power and the political choices that could turn a regional confrontation into a catastrophe whose consequences would reach far beyond the Middle East. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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