#nathan weinstock

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Palestina en de toekomst

Israeli soldiers are seen near the Israeli Gaza border on October 9, 2023   Als reactie op de Zesdaagse oorlog in 1967 schreef de Frans-joodse historicus Nathan Weinstock een uitvoerige studie over het “conflict” in het Midden-Oosten en de geschiedenis van het zionisme, onder de titel: Das Ende Israels?. Deze vertaling uit het Frans gaf hij het volgende voorwoord mee…     Onderstaand bericht…

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Terre Promise, Trop Promise Nathan Weinstock 2011, Odile Jacob, 512 pages

ISBN 13: 9782738126849    ISBN 10: 2738126847

Nathan Weinstock, a lawyer with a doctorate in law, is a recognised expert in the history of Jewish working-class movements and a renowned translator from Yiddish. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Institute for Jewish Studies. For the last twenty-five years he’s been actively engaged in studying the lost world of Yiddish culture. He is the author of many works, including Histoire de chiens (2004) and Une si longue présence (2008), which both deal with Jewish-Arab relations. In the 1960s, his book Le Sionisme contre Israël (Zionism: False Messiah) became a bible for Trotskyist militants. Eschewing simplistic clichés and hasty judgments, Nathan Weinstock reconstructs here the origins and evolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, from the mid-nineteenth century until the historic 1948 turning-point. He traces the conflicting dynamics that shaped the various phases of the confrontation between two nationalisms bound to the same land. Drawing on a variety of infrequently used sources, such as the work of Palestinian researchers, he transforms the prevailing vision of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict: he points to the parallels between Zionism and the “Back to Africa” movement, he examines the refusal of Arab-Palestinian nationalists to work with sectors of the local anti-Zionist Jewish minority, etc.