[ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT].
[7 publications about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict].
Beirut, Bern, New York and Moscow, [various publishers], 1968-1983.
Comprising (in chronological order):
(1) ARAB INFORMATION CENTER. Israeli expansionism. New York, [ca 1970].
(2) L'AGENCE DE PRESSE NOVOSTI. Proche-orient: la voie d'une paix juste. Moscow, 1970.
(3) PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION. Israel's policy towards Palestinians, 25 years of terrorism. Beirut, [ca. 1973].
(4) ARAB INFORMATION CENTER. The Arab-Israeli conflict. A brief presentation. New York, 1974.
(5) ASSOCIATION SUISSE-ARABE. Israel et la torture. Bern, 1977.
(6) ADAMS, Michael. Israel's treatment of the Arabs in the occupied areas (2x). New York, [1977].
(7) UNITED NATIONS. Commitee on the exercise of the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people. New York, 1983.
8 volumes (7 publications). Varying from 16.5 x 9.5 cm to ca. 23 x 15.5 cm. With maps and black-and-white photographic illustrations in some of the publications. All in their original printed paper wrappers.
€ 600
Remarkable collection of 7 publications written in response to the Six-Day War between Israel and various Arab states in 1967. They were published by Palestinian and Palestine-supporting organisations from Europe, the United States and the Middle East. The publications range in tone from angry to more moderate, but they are all critical of Israel's expansionism and treatment of Arab citizens. The 2 publications by the Arab information center offer a very brief overview of the conflict from a Palestinian point of view. The publications by the Palestine Liberation Organisation and the Association Suisse-Arabe are more confrontational in nature and highlight Israel's mistreatment of Arab people since 1948. The 3 remaining publications in the collection, published by a Russian press agency, an American scholar and the United Nations respectively, adhere to an academic approach to explain the conflict and make use of interviews, historic documents and other records to highlight Israel's wrongdoings.
The wrappers of ad 1 and ad 2 are slightly creased, ad 3 is somewhat browned throughout. The collection is otherwise in very good condition.
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