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A Historical Account of Land, Legacy, and Love What lies at the heart of one of history's most enduring struggles? In Unfolding the Arab-Israeli Conflict, Muhammad Hallaj unveils a deeply personal and meticulously documented account of its origins and evolution, from the rise of Zionism to the aftermath of the Six-Day War. Through vivid storytelling, first-hand memories, and a careful unraveling of secret deals and broken promises, Hallaj paints a compelling picture of the forces that shaped modern Palestine-and the people bound to its land. Published posthumously by his wife of 55 years, this work offers more than a historical reference. ""Muhammad loved his country with his whole heart and soul,"" she reflects. Growing up in a house passed down through generations, Hallaj's connection to the land was unshakable-a fierce love born from a way of life many have forgotten.

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Unfolding the Arab-Israeli Conflict is the ideal primer on Arab-Israeli relations--relatively short and easily digestible.

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Born in 1932 in mandated Palestine, Muhammadcame to the U.S. for education. He earned aPh.D. from the University of Florida. He taught atJacksonville University in Florida and the Universityof Jordan before moving to Birzeit University in theOccupied West Bank as professor, then dean, then Vice-President for Academic Affairs. He wasthe first Director of the Council for HigherEducation in the West Bank and Gaza. In 1983, after a sabbatical as Visiting Scholar at HarvardUniversity, he was barred by Israeli authoritiesfrom returning to his homeland. He settled in theU.S. working on behalf of Palestine.

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