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– September 1, 2011
The Palestinian Right to Israel is a useful book for anyone who wants to learn how to answer the Palestinians in public debates and forums and refute the Palestinian claim to Israel.
Alex Grobman writes an accessible history of the conflict. Then he takes the arguments of the Palestinians and explains point by point how and why they are factually incorrect, mistaken, or taken out of context.
Through Grobman’s analysis the reader sees that the Palestinian argument is less a legitimization of their reason for their own state but rather a de-legitimization of the State of Israel.
The two most useful chapters in this book are “An Uninterrupted Jewish Presence” and “The Impasse Will Continue.” Grobman does not see a simple resolution to the Palestinian/Israeli conflict. But he is not about to give up the fight.
Alex Grobman writes an accessible history of the conflict. Then he takes the arguments of the Palestinians and explains point by point how and why they are factually incorrect, mistaken, or taken out of context.
Through Grobman’s analysis the reader sees that the Palestinian argument is less a legitimization of their reason for their own state but rather a de-legitimization of the State of Israel.
The two most useful chapters in this book are “An Uninterrupted Jewish Presence” and “The Impasse Will Continue.” Grobman does not see a simple resolution to the Palestinian/Israeli conflict. But he is not about to give up the fight.
Micah D. Halpern is a columnist and a social and political commentator. He is the author of What You Need To Know About: Terror, and maintains The Micah Report at www.micahhalpern.com.
