Henry Cattan Boeken

The book examines Jerusalem's pivotal role in the ongoing conflicts of the Middle East, highlighting its significance to three major religions. It discusses how the city's contentious status is central to peace negotiations and argues that Israeli resistance regarding Jerusalem could jeopardize future stability in the region. Through this lens, the author provides insights into the complexities of political dynamics and the potential consequences for peace efforts.

Since 1948, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has shaped the policies of an entire region, the Middle East. Henry Cattan's book is an attempt to present the facts in a succinct, objective, and well-researched manner, while enunciating his own judicious peace plan. His analysis reveals a fundamental fact, that the conflict is not merely restricted to the territories seized by Israel in 1967, the West Bank, and Gaza Strip, but extends to the whole territory of Palestine.