On Palestine by Noam Chomsky and Ilan Pappé

On Palestine by Noam Chomsky and Ilan Pappé

Chomsky and Pappé disagree with each other, which is what makes the book worth reading. Pappé argues that the framework of a peace process is itself the problem; Chomsky is more cautious about the language of settler colonialism and apartheid.

The essays and dialogues cover the 1948 expulsions from the Israeli archives Pappé worked in, the role of American policy, the boycott movement and its limits, and the question of one state or two. It is a sequel to their earlier Gaza in Crisis and assumes the reader wants argument rather than summary.

Two of the most prominent critical voices on the subject, in direct exchange.

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