Philosophical and political analysis by leading Palestinian intellectual Azmi Bishara examining the question of Palestine from the perspectives of historical truth, international justice, and ethical responsibility. Bishara addresses the Nakba, settler colonialism, the failure of the two-state framework, and the moral obligations of the international community toward Palestinian rights. Relevant to both the history of the Nakba and contemporary debates about US and Western policy. Particularly valuable for researchers working on Palestinian political philosophy, settler colonial theory, and the moral and political obligations of the international community toward Palestinian rights and self-determination.
