Routledge Single State Solution Palestine/Israel - Routledge Studies

This scholarly work provides the first comprehensive intellectual and organisational mapping of the single state idea's recent resurgence in Palestine and Israel. Through primary material and interviews with influential intellectuals across the region, the book examines the phenomenon as a form of resistance and explores its potential as a counterhegemonic force against Zionism. The author reconstructs this critical moment of re-emergence by analysing the self-understandings, worldviews, strategies and perceptions of key thinkers involved in the movement. The study questions fundamental assumptions about the single state solution whilst situating it within broader debates on Palestinian statehood, Israeli policy and Middle Eastern geopolitics. Part of the Routledge Studies on the Arab-Israeli Conflict series, this book offers essential reading for scholars, students and practitioners interested in contemporary Palestinian-Israeli politics, conflict resolution and alternative political frameworks in the region.