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Obstacle to Peace Is ‘Gripping’ and ‘Breaks New Ground’ on Palestine Conflict

Michael Hess in the first of a multi-part review of Obstacle to Peace describes it as a "very readable" and "gripping" analysis of the Palestine conflict.

by Jeremy R. Hammond

Oct 19, 2016

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Michael Hess has written the first of a multi-part review of my book Obstacle to Peace: The US Role in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. He says I've "done a great service" in writing this "very readable" and "informative" book. It "brings a fresh no-nonsense perspective to the conflict" and "breaks new ground".

Obstacle to Peace: The US Role in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

"One of the most striking things about this book", Hess writes, "is that it puts you in the moment, and it is gripping enough at times to make you want to get to the next page ... and see how it turns out."

Click here to read the first installation of Hess's multi-part review.

Here are some other reviews of Obstacle to Peace:

About Jeremy R. Hammond

About Jeremy R. Hammond

I’m an independent journalist exposing the state propaganda that manufactures public consent for criminal government policies.

My work examines US foreign policy, market interventionism, and so-called "public health" policy through one consistent lens: an uncompromising application of the non-aggression principle that transcends the narrow linear spectrum of "left" vs. "right".

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