The project to establish the state of Israel on Palestinian land was based on a long-promoted premise that Palestine was 'a land without a people' and that the early Israelis came to be the 'people' to rule Palestine, the 'land,' and establish the 'state' of Israel. This book seeks to refute the misinformation about Palestine's history practiced by Jewish thinkers and adopted by European and American study centers. It delves into the ancient history of Palestine from prehistoric stages and before the divine revelations (including Judaism). It presents the presence of a Palestinian 'state' (before and after Judaism) in the Pharaonic, Aramean, Assyrian, and Babylonian kingdoms. It also covers the period of Persian rule in Palestine, the entry of Alexander the Great, followed by the Roman and Byzantine periods, leading up to the Arab conquest and the end of the Abbasid Caliphate. This book attempts to expose the falsification that has distorted Palestine's history, relying on ancient historical facts and documents, some of which predate the emergence of the Jewish religion. It cites many archaeological discoveries that confirm the existence of Palestine, memorial monuments, and ancient inscriptions that mention Palestine and its ancient history, written on the walls of temples of followers of civilizations and religions that preceded Judaism. This book is an important document that proves the 'falsification' of Palestine's history and reconstructs a true history for the identity of the place, its people, and its memory.

• Publishing House: Dar Al Saqi for Publishing & Distribution
• Author: Qasim Al-Shawaf
• ISBN: 9781855167766
• Number of Pages: 328
• Year of Publication: 2006
• Cover Type: Paperback
• Dimensions: 17 x 24 cm