Palestine Hijacked by Thomas Suárez is a forceful political history that examines how Zionism shaped the creation of an apartheid state in the region “from river to sea.” Drawing on historical context and argument, the book explores power, displacement, and the making of modern conflict.
Written for readers interested in the politics of the Middle East, it offers a hard-hitting, thought-provoking account of one of the world’s most contested issues. If you want a book that challenges assumptions and deepens your understanding of Palestine and Israel, this is an incisive read.
