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List of Books about the Palestinian People by non-Arab non-Muslim realist authors

Overview

This list features books specifically focused on the Palestinian People penned by authors who are not of Arab or Muslim background. The books encompass a wide array of topics including modern historical perspectives, discussions on conflicts and wars, political analyses, cultural insights, and societal examinations concerning the Palestinian People.

This list highlights specific books whose narrative could be considered an alternative to that of main stream western media when it comes to Palestinian history, politics, culture, and identity.

Books

The following table showcases notable works:

Book Title	YEAR	Author	ISBN	Links	Notes
The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine	2006	Pappe, Ilan	978-1851685554	GoodReads Amazon
Gaza in Crisis; Reflections on Israel's War Against the Palestinians	2013	Chomsky, Noam, and Ilan Pappe	978-1608460977	GoodReads Amazon
The Idea of Israel, A History of Power and Knowledge	2014	Pappe, Ilan	978-1784782016	GoodReads Amazon
The Invention of the Jewish People	2009	Sand, Shlomo	978-1788736619	GoodReads Amazon
Parting Ways, Jewishness & the Critique of Zionism	2012	Butler, Judith	978-0231146111	GoodReads Amazon
A History of Modern Palestine; One Land, Two Peoples	2006	Pappe, Ilan	978-0521864688	GoodReads Amazon
On Palestine	2015	Chomsky, Noam, and Pappe, Ilan	978-1608464708	GoodReads Amazon Other
Israel and South Africa; The Many Faces of Apartheid	2015	Pappe, Ilan	978-1783605897	GoodReads Amazon
Ten Myths About Israel	2017	Pappe, Ilan	978-1786630193	GoodReads Amazon	Pappe did not discuss how Zionism depicts and is keen to sell itself as a ‘modernist’ and ‘emancipist Jewish’ movement, which is a widespread myth about Zionism in the West and America. Likewise, even though the author elaborates why the two-states solution is an Israeli myth, he does not propose any well-defined alternative for it. To summarize, despite some of the aforementioned shortcomings, Pappe’s book is very informative and well-argued in addressing the question of how Israel has constructed a fallacious narrative in representing itself as well as its depiction of the Palestinians. Ten myths about Israel offers an impartial perspective and does justice even from the standpoint of the victims of the Israeli apartheid system. This book is thus highly recommended, for both experts in the field as well as for beginners and functions as an exceedingly effective historical introduction for anyone who wishes to be involved in insightful discussions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Disappearing Palestine; Israel's Experiments in Human Despair	2008	Cook, Jonathan	978-1848130319	GoodReads Amazon
The Punishment of Gaza	2010	Gideon Levy	978-1844676019	GoodReads Amazon
The Rise and Fall of a Palestinian Dynasty; The Husaynis, 1700-1948	2017	Pappe, Ilan	978-0520268395	GoodReads Amazon
Canada and Israel; Building Apartheid	2010	Yves Engler	978-1552663554	GoodReads Amazon
The Forgotten Palestinians; A History of the Palestinians in Israel	2011	Pappe, Ilan	978-0300134414	GoodReads Amazon
Righteous Victims; A History of the Zionist-Arab Conflict, 1881-1999	1999	Morris, Benny	978-0679744757	GoodReads Amazon Other
The Israel-Palestine Question, (2nd edition 2007)	1999	Pappe, Ilan	978-0415410953	GoodReads Amazon
The Biggest Prison on Earth; A History of the Occupied Territories	2017	Pappe, Ilan	978-1851685875	GoodReads Amazon Other
My Happiness Bears No Relation to Happiness, A Poet's Life in the Palestinian Century	2009	Hoffman, Adina	978-0300164275	GoodReads Amazon
The Returns of Zionism; Myths, Politics and Scholarship in Israel	2008	Piterberg, Gabriel	978-1844672608	Amazon
A History of Modern Palestine 3rd Edition	2022	Pappe, Ilan	978-1108401449	Amazon