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Greater Gaza: The History of a Borderland

Greater Gaza: The History of a Borderland

Hardcover

General Political ScienceIsrael & Palestine HistoryTurkey & Ottoman Empire History

PREORDER - Expected ship date June 29, 2027

ISBN10: 1503645363
ISBN13: 9781503645363
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Published: Jun 29 2027
Pages: 344
Language: English

A new history of Gaza and its people, recovering the overlooked past of a Palestinian borderland and its transformation in the age of empire

Before the Gaza Strip, there was Gaza. The historical Gaza borderland linked the pastoral Sinai and Arabia with the urban centers of Greater Syria, spanning rain-fed plains, arid deserts, dune fields, and the Mediterranean coast. For much of its history, the city of Gaza thrived at this meeting point of ecologies, empires, and people, and served as a vital waystation for pilgrims and trade caravans. Recovering over a century of untold history, Dotan Halevy traces how and why historic Gaza, a key Middle Eastern gateway until the mid-nineteenth century, became the isolated and impoverished Strip by the mid-twentieth century.

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