Summary
Palestinian historian whose All That Remains: The Palestinian Villages Occupied and Depopulated by Israel in 1948 (Institute for Palestine Studies, 1991) is cited by Magid Shihade for the British Mandate’s preparation of the settler colonial state and for the figures of the 1948 displacement and of those who remained (Settler Colonialism and Conflict: The Israeli State and its Palestinian Subjects, PDF p.2, 15 / printed p.109, 122).
Details
- Note 1 cites All That Remains with Ilan Pappe, The Forgotten Palestinians (2011), and Edward Said, The Question of Palestine (1980), for the Mandate’s facilitation of the future Israeli state while repressing Palestinian native society (Settler Colonialism and Conflict: The Israeli State and its Palestinian Subjects, PDF p.2, 15 / printed p.109, 122).
- Note 3 cites All That Remains with Pappé and Uri Davis, Israel: An Apartheid State (1987), for the figures as Shihade gives them: from close to one million Palestinians around 150,000 remained, and of 500 villages only 100 remained undestroyed (Settler Colonialism and Conflict: The Israeli State and its Palestinian Subjects, PDF p.2, 15 / printed p.109, 122).
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Settler Colonialism and Conflict: The Israeli State and its Palestinian Subjects, Nakba, Remainers