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  • A History of Modern Palestine

    One Land, Two Peoples

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  • The Dönme

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  • The Promise of Israel

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  • The Israel-Palestine Conflict

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  • A Foreign Policy for the Left

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  • Defending Identity

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    Palestinians and the Birth of Israel’s Liberal Settler State

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