Conflict and Crisis: Arab Identity in Wartime

This chapter examines the historical challenges faced by Arab identity during the early 20th century, particularly amid colonialism and World War I. It discusses the experiences of Arab soldiers and communities deeply impacted by military conscription and devastating famine, highlighting the chaos and suffering exacerbated by the Ottoman Empire's actions. Through vivid accounts, the chapter explores the moral complexities and psychological scars left by war and humanitarian crises, shedding light on the resilience of individuals in the face of extreme adversity.