Stolen Nation: The Right to Reparation of Palestinian Refugees

Legal analysis by Lena El-Malak makes the case for Palestinian refugees' right to reparations under international law for property that was seized and destroyed by Israel, examining how this right has been established through UN resolutions, human rights treaties, and customary international law. El-Malak argues that the Palestinian right to restitution and compensation is not merely a political aspiration but a legally binding obligation on Israel, addressing the frameworks, obstacles, and mechanisms through which this right must be implemented. An important legal resource for researchers working on Palestinian refugee rights, reparations under international law, and the legal mechanisms and obstacles relevant to Palestinian rights under international law.