Palestine's 100 Years War
5 August 2020
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Professor Rashid Khalidi's family has been part of the Palestinian struggle since 1899, when his great-great-great Uncle, the Mayor of Jerusalem tried to warn off the leader of the Zionist movement, Theodor Hertzl, to not choose Palestine for a homeland.
Now decades down the track, and many attempts at peace later, the mood is shifting towards a new era of the Palestinian struggle, known as the Palestinian rights movement. Although this movement is in nascent form, its focus is no longer just on a two-state solution.
Guests
Professor Rashid Khalidi
Edward Said Professor of Modern Arab Studies, Department of History, Columbia University
Former Palestinian adviser during the Madrid/Washington Peace Talks, 1991 - 1993