Israelis and Palestinians

In this thought-provoking book, philosopher Jonathan Glover examines the psychological factors that perpetuate the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, shedding light on the deeper emotional and ideological obstacles to peace. He analyzes how trauma, rigid beliefs, and identity can entrench hostility, while also exploring historical examples of conflicts that have eased over time. Providing insights into possible pathways for progress, the book offers a timely reflection on the challenges and opportunities for ending long-standing violence in the Middle East.