After 26/11: India, Palestine/Israel, and the Fabrication of Homeland Security by Rhys Machold is a sharp, thought-provoking exploration of security, state power, and the political narratives that shape public life. Drawing on the aftermath of the 26/11 attacks, the book examines how ideas of threat and protection are constructed, circulated, and used to influence policy and perception.
Blending analysis with timely political insight, this book will appeal to readers interested in contemporary history, international affairs, and security studies. It offers a compelling lens on India and the wider Palestine/Israel context, encouraging readers to question how “homeland security” is defined and whose interests it serves.
