This book aims to explain how violence against women is the implicit, unstated axis upon which the Israeli-Palestinian conflict turns. Utilizing historical, anthropological and sociological sources, Young seeks to show the role of women in the evolution of the Judeo-Arabic heritage from pre-Islamic times to the present. Her feminist critique forms a political framework that could transform the deadlock between Israeli and Palestinian, Jew and Arab.
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This book aims to explain how violence against women is the implicit, unstated axis upon which the Israeli-Palestinian conflict turns. Utilizing historical, anthropological and sociological sources, Young seeks to show the role of women in the evolution of the Judeo-Arabic heritage from pre-Islamic times to the present. Her feminist critique forms a political framework that could transform the deadlock between Israeli and Palestinian, Jew and Arab.
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