Old Historians, New Historians, No Historians

Focusing on the pivotal events of 1948, this volume delves into the conflicting narratives surrounding the Middle East conflict, particularly between Arabs and Israelis. It critically engages with Benny Morris and the New Historians while exploring the complexities of the 1948-49 War, its moral implications, and ongoing repercussions, including the plight of the Palestinian minority. The author suggests that the debate between Old and New Historians, though contentious, holds potential for understanding, as both sides have valuable insights to offer on this historical conflict.