Rejectionism and Hope in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

This chapter explores the concept of rejectionism within the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, tracing its historical roots and implications. It examines the role of Amin al-Husseini in shaping antagonistic attitudes, contrasting these with the more conciliatory approaches from Zionists. The discussion also highlights shifts in global leftist sentiments towards Israel and the emerging pro-Palestinian movements, alongside potential strategies for conflict resolution.