The Vanity of Conversion Therapy

The book explores the misconception that peaceful Jewish conduct in Palestine would lead to Palestinian acceptance of Jewish settlement. Instead, the growth of Zionism heightened Palestinian fears, resulting in hostility and conflict. It delves into the complex interplay of political, cultural, and religious factors that have made a peaceful resolution elusive. Covering the history from Israel's founding in 1948 to the present, it critiques the idea of converting Palestinian attitudes and suggests that alternative solutions are necessary for addressing the ongoing conflict.