Book by Keith P. Feldman examines the intersections between American racial politics and US policy toward Palestine, analyzing how constructions of race in American culture and politics have shaped the representation and treatment of Palestinians and Arabs in US public discourse. Feldman traces connections between anti-Black racism, anti-Arab racism, and the ideological frameworks that enable American support for Israeli policies toward Palestinians. A critical study of the racial politics underlying US engagement with Palestine. Valuable for researchers studying race and US foreign policy, the racial politics underlying American support for Israel, and the connection between anti-Arab racism, anti-Black racism, and the imperial dimensions of US Middle East policy.
