What Did We Do to Deserve This? Palestinian Life Under Occupation In the West Bank by Mark Howell
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Overview: Released to coincide with the fortieth anniversary of Israels occupation of the West Bank (June 1967), this timely book exposes the realities of daily life for Palestinians in the West Bank in the twenty-first century. Based around photographs of, and interviews with, ordinary Palestinian people, it looks at all aspects of daily life ranging from restrictions on movement and imprisonment to the effects of the occupation on business, the practicing of religion and the development of democracy. By providing the reader with a comprehensive understanding of how Israel s policies in the West Bank affect the lives of real people on the ground, the book cuts through the smokescreens and political correctness that pervade coverage of the issue and offers the reader a new platform from which to form his or her own opinions……Howell excellently analyses Palestine s political, economic and social landscapes, which are effectively shaped by Israel s policies, policies that prevent people from reaching their work, patients and pregnant women from reaching hospitals, that impose strictures on movement, split families from each other, and that terrorize people into leaving their homes through, what Howell calls, quiet transfer .
Genre: Politics & Social Sciences > History | Photography
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