Cover of The Hundred Years' War on Palestine

Book · 2020 · Palestinian arabs

The Hundred Years' War on Palestine

A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance, 1917–2017

by Rashid Khalidi, Francisco Ramos · Recommended by 5 people on 4 podcasts

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It shows the context for this moment that we find ourselves in. This didn't begin on October 7th.
Tarek Baconi · The Ezra Klein Show · Dec 2023 Listen at 1:01:15

What they say about it

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The best things said about it

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Ezra first I would recommend reading the 100 Years War on Palestine by the historian that is a Palestinian a very accessible Palestinian history as prey to the conflict beginning in the you know beginning of the 20th century to the early 21st.
Spencer Ackerman The Ezra Klein Show · Oct 2023
Recommended
A great book to recommend is the 100 year the Hundred Years War on Palestine um that's the you know traces the Zionist movement oftentimes in designists own words.
Mohammed El-Kurd Lex Fridman Podcast · Jul 2023
Recommended
It's really an excellent synopsis of the history.
Mohammed El-Kurd Lex Fridman Podcast · Jul 2023
Discussed
A fantastic book digging into the consistent violent oppression of Palestinians.
Emily Jashinsky Breaking Points · Dec 2024
Discussed
A history of settler colonialism and resistance, 1917 to 2017.
On the show Behind the Bastards · Nov 2023

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Why people recommend it

The Hundred Years' War on Palestine by Rashid Khalidi is a comprehensive historical account examining the century-long conflict and displacement of Palestinians through the lens of settler colonialism. The book has garnered widespread praise and recommendations across multiple podcasts. On The Ezra Klein Show, Tarek Baconi recommended it as a deserved New York Times bestseller that establishes vital historical context for modern events, proving that the conflict did not begin on October 7. Spencer Ackerman similarly endorsed it on the same podcast as an accessible history stretching from the early twentieth century into the twenty-first. Mohammed El-Kurd strongly recommended it on the Lex Fridman Podcast, praising it as an excellent synopsis that traces the Zionist movement largely through its own words. Furthermore, Robert Evans mentioned reading the book on Behind the Bastards to explore how broader political opinions shape international responses, while Emily Jashinsky discussed the text after a public photograph emerged of political figures carrying it.

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Mohammed El-Kurd a great book to recommend is the 100 year the Hundred Years War on Palestine um that's the you know traces… 2
Recommended
“a great book to recommend is the 100 year the Hundred Years War on Palestine um that's the you know traces the Zionist movement oftentimes in designists own words”
Recommended
“and they were people really need to read the Hundred Years War on Palestine it's it's really an excellent synopsis of the history”
Spencer Ackerman Ezra first I would recommend reading the 100 Years War on Palestine by the historian that is a Palestinian… 1
Recommended
“Ezra first I would recommend reading the 100 Years War on Palestine by the historian that is a Palestinian a very accessible Palestinian history as prey to the conflict beginning in the you know beginning of the 20th century to the early 21st”
Tarek Baconi the first is Rashid khalid's 100 Years War on Palestine which is deservedly on the New York Times best sell… 1
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“the first is Rashid khalid's 100 Years War on Palestine which is deservedly on the New York Times best seller list now and it shows the context for this moment that we find ourselves in this didn't begin on October 7th”
Emily Jashinsky So I think Tana Coates said, you know, if you're not if you're not going to draw the line at genocide, how… 2
Discussed
“So I think Tana Coates said, you know, if you're not if you're not going to draw the line at genocide, how can I trust you fight for democracy?”
Discussed
“if you look at that book that he's holding as he comes out of the bookstore that is the Hundred Years War on Palestine a fantastic book digging into the consistent violent oppression of Palestinians um written by uh renowned academic rased khi”
Robert Evans But it goes back to what we were saying about how being against genocide should be a very big tent and we s… 1
Discussed
“But it goes back to what we were saying about how being against genocide should be a very big tent and we should resist efforts to make it smaller because I'm reading through the hundred years war on Palestine right now.”
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“Sim is referencing in this audio Rasheed Khaled's book, The Hundred Years War on Palestine, a history of settler colonialism and resistance, 1917 to 2017.”