Plight of the Palestinians

WILLIAM COOK is Professor of English at the University of La Verne, USA.

• PART I: THE HUMAN TRAGEDY Israel's Slow Motion Genocide, (11-26-2008); S.Lendman Ongoing Palestinian Genocide, (3-6-2008); G.Polya The Lessons of Violence, (1-28-2008); C.Hedges The Weeping Olive Trees in Palestine, (9-4-2007); S.Karkar Slouching toward a Palestinian Holocaust, (6-29-2007); R.Falk Gaza Is a Jail; Gaza Is Dying, (9-7-2006); P.Cockburn The Shame of Being an American, (7-22-2006); P.C.Roberts Israeli Tank Heads Toward Northern Gaza, (7-3-2006); A.Howard Palestinian Misery in Perspective, (6-3-2004); P.de Rooij A Slow, Steady Genocide, (9-11-2003); T.Reinhart & J.Elmer PART II: PROPAGANDA, PERCEPTION AND REALITY Gazas Holocaust, (3-20-2008); E.Akleh Big Bang or Chaos: What's Israel Up To? (3-20-2008); R.Baroud Israel Plots Another Palestinian Exodus, (3-8-2008); J.Cook Americas Armageddonites, (10-11-2007); J.Basil Utley Genocide or Erasure, (11-28-2006); K.Christison & B.Christison The Problem with Israel, (11-23-2006); J.Halper A Response to Benny Morris: Genocide Hides Behind Expulsion, (1-16-2004); A.Ophir The Final Solution and Jose Saramago, (4-2-2002); J.Petras The British in Palestine, 1945-48: a Foreign Holocaust, (9-3-2002); R.Fisk PART III: RULE BY LAW OR DEFIANCE The Russell Tribunal in Palestine, (5-16-2009); S.Lendman The Necessity of Cultural Boycott, (6-24-2009); I.Pappe Brutal Siege of Gaza, (1-28-2008); K.Koning Abu Zayd European Collusion in Israel's Slow Genocide, (1-21-2008); O.Barghouti War without End, (1-6-2008); J.Petras Genocide in Gaza, (2-20-2007); I.Pappe Genocide Among Us, (1-28-2007); C.F.J.Doebbler Looking from the Side, from Belsen to Gaza, (1-18-2007); J.Pilger Hope Destroyed, Justice Denied: The Rape of Palestine, (1-7/8-2006); W.A.Cook Relative Humanity: the Essential Obstacle, (12-13/14-2003); O.Barghouti Slow Motion Ethnic Cleansing, (10-9-2003); U.Avnery Palestine Should Sue Israel for Genocide, (12-13-1997); F.A.Boyle

"The Plight of the Palestinians turned out to be an essential read, and a full and authoritative discourse. It offers a grim and detailed story of suffering and the "slow motion genocide", which is important in order to appreciate the harshness of the Palestinian experience. The Plight of the Palestinians: A Long History of Destruction spreads the seeds of understanding, which is so essential to any meaningful and lasting change." - The Jordan Times"In his collection of thirty-two articles by almost as many authors . . .William Cook provides a devastating assessment of Zionist violence against Palestinians. Relentlessly told are one atrocity after another, one act of deception after another, one broken treaty after another, one surprise attack after another, one policy reversal after another - all of which are described with both effective immediacy and an adequate sense of historic context." - Atlantic Free Press