Charles L. Geddes

A Documentary History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict Charles L. Geddes Annotated edition

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [447]-452) and index. Publisher Marketing: This collection of essential documents bearing on the long-standing Arab-Israeli conflict begins with Leo Pinsker's pamphlet of 1882 which first proposed the establishment of a Jewish state, preferably in Palestine, and ends with the UN Security Council resolution of 1990. Issued by the various official and quasi-official governments and organizations that have been parties to the dispute, the documents provide the background to political Zionism and illustrate Great Britain's role in both supporting the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine and in easing Arab fears. In addition, the collection demonstrates the major role played by the United States.

Contributor Bio:  Geddes, Charles L CHARLES L. GEDDES is Professor of History at the University of Denver.