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Palestine Betrayed

First published: 2010
Pages: 442

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Palestine Betrayed book, download the free PDF version from here. “Palestine Betrayed” is a book authored by Efraim Karsh, offering an in-depth exploration of the UN’s decision to partition Palestine and its subsequent consequences.

The book posits that a corrupt and extremist leadership, from the early 1920s, was focused on eradicating the Jewish national revival and safeguarding its own interests. Karsh employs a variety of sources to shed light on the behind-the-scenes happenings on both the Palestinian and Jewish fronts. The book is deemed essential reading for gaining insights into the roots of conflicts that continue to be relevant today.

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Efraim Karsh

Efraim Karsh is a historian of the modern Middle East and professor emeritus of Middle East and Mediterranean Studies at King's College London. Yale University Press published Palestine Betrayed, his study of the end of the British Mandate, the 1947 partition resolution, and the conflict surrounding Israel's creation.

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