The Land Called Palestine

Book Size: A5

Total number of pages including both parts: 494

The Land Called Palestine Parts 1 and 2 is a blunt historical record of Palestine. It categorically refutes the phrase that Palestine was a Land without people for people without land. Palestine has been inhabited for over 3000 years, and this book proves it with historical facts that cannot be denied. It traces the trade relations it had with neighbouring empires and battles that were fought to preserve the culture. 

Part 1 begins with a detailed historical account of what the Land was called in the early Iron Age, moving on to the seafaring people, who were originally called the Philistines! And this was all before the advent of Judea as a kingdom. It does not deny the kingdom's presence but refutes that the "Land" was ever called "Judea". In fact it proves that Judea was a tiny part of the territory. Palestine has always been designated to a significantly larger land than Judea.

It then shows the relationship between Palestine and Petra and the wars fought between the kingdoms to control the trade routes. The book swiftly traverses history all the way to modern Palestine, especially highlighting the period after 1947. It shows how the Zionists' dubious and nefarious plans unfolded right under the nose of the newly formed United Nations. It ends with the chilling narrative of Camp David and how it failed to deliver on what it promised and deliberately blamed the Palestinian Authority for all of it.

Book 2 takes over from where the book concludes and traverses through the horrific atrocities the Zionist terrorist regime reeked upon the innocent Palestinian civilians, leading to the deaths of thousands and displacing more than two million people collectively. In the Western world, it seems history began on October 7th; however, they have been living deliberately in oblivion, denying the presence of the indigenous people and undermining the atrocities they have to bear. Blaming it all on Hamas, they create a narrative that is flawed and is full of lies. And this is what the book exposes.

The book then finally concludes with a shaking conclusion that the two-state narrative was never the solution that Zionists wanted. They always wanted to control the land; therefore, the One-State Solution is the optimum solution. As it has come from the horse's mouth itself, several high-level Government officials have stated that there was never a two-state solution and that there should only be one state. I argue it should be Palestine!