Peacemaking in a Divided Society: Israel After Rabin

Peacemaking in a Divided Society: Israel After Rabin

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Science & Technology
Format Kindle
Pages 270
Language English
Published Jan 1, 2014
Publisher Routledge
Edition 1
ISBN-10 1135301778
ISBN-13 9781135301774
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James V. Fenelon offers a compelling examination of Israeli society during a transformative period marked by tension and change. Through an interdisciplinary lens, he explores the events and dynamics following the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, a moment that catalyzed both turmoil and the potential for renewed dialogue in a divided nation.

The narrative dives into the societal fractures that characterize Israel, highlighting the complex interplay between political decisions and grassroots movements. Fenelon paints a vivid picture of the struggles faced by different communities as they seek peace and reconciliation amidst ongoing conflict. His work captures the raw emotions and aspirations of a populace yearning for stability and coexistence.

As he unravels the layers of historical context, readers are led to understand the broader implications of leadership, identity, and collective memory in shaping the Israeli narrative. The insights presented challenge preconceived notions and invite deeper reflection on the pathways toward peace in a divided society.

Ultimately, Fenelon's study serves not only as a historical account but also as a poignant reminder of the resilience of human spirit amidst adversity, highlighting the nuanced quest for harmony that continues to define Israel’s journey.

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