Following the catastrophe of 1948, a new dark era began. The fourteenth article examines the years between the Nakba and the 1967 war, detailing how the Zionist Occupation exploited the 1956 Suez Crisis to secure strategic victories, while Arab regimes suppressed resistance and Palestinian Refugees struggled to survive a social and political earthquake.
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As the 1948 war commenced, Palestinians held 94% of the land. The twelfth article uncovers how they lost it, analyzing the three levels of defense: the heroic indigenous Palestinian Resistance led by Abd al-Qadir al-Husseini, the chaotic Arab Salvation Army, and the official Arab armies. It reveals how political maneuvers and withholding of weapons paved the way for The Nakba.
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The tenth chapter of the Story of Palestine investigates the Great Palestinian Revolt of 1936, from the brutal military suppression by the British Mandate to the covert political betrayals by neighboring Arab regimes that paved the way for the Nakba.
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The ninth chapter of "The Story of Palestine," delves into the resilient forms of Palestinian resistance against Zionist encroachment during the British era, from peaceful political efforts to armed uprisings.
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