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ID:
004131
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Essex, Scor[ion Pub. Hse., 1989.
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xvii,351p.: maps, tableshbk
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0905906853
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ID:
072524
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London, I B Tauris, 2006.
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vi, 319p.hbk
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184511132X
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| 051367 | 956.94/QUR 051367 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
128226
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2013.
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This article assesses the performance of the Palestine Police Force (PPF) in countering the Jewish underground organizations that challenged British rule over Palestine after World War II. It argues that four reasons account for the PPF's inability to contain the terrorist threat: the chronic manpower shortages that ultimately compromised its effectiveness and required the military's intervention; the progressive militarization of the PPF that undermined its ability to discharge traditional police functions; its desperate deployment of elite, special counterterrorist units; and its problematical collection and analysis of intelligence. The article concludes that these weaknesses inevitably led to a situation where the maintenance of law and order was impossible and British rule was rendered untenable.
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ID:
133532
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2014.
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Water sources have always played a significant role in Palestinian rural life. Springs and wells are frequently depicted in orientalist sources, yet they have barely been studied from the perspective of oral history. This article explores the social texture of an ancient well, located in the Palestinian Arab town of Baqa al-Gharbiyya in Israel, by using fragmented memories of the old women and men who drew water from that well more than half a century ago. This study examines the well as a powerful reservoir of local memories, focusing on the feminine experience that was formed at the well, on its symbolic meaning in the lives of Palestinian women, and on a silent language of implicit expressions that was once used at the well.
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ID:
006250
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London, Frank Cass, 1995.
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x, 358p.hbk
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0714641065
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