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past, present, and future : an evaluation of "Strategy for the liberation of Palestine" (PFLP, 1969)
The Palestinian Left: Past, Present, and Future offers a sweeping assessment of fifty years of revolutionary struggle, decline and possibility. Beginning with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine’s 1969 Strategy for the Liberation of Palestine, the book revisits a time when anti-imperialist movements across the Global South were at their height and Palestine was central to visions of worldwide revolution. Drawing on decades of international solidarity work, the author situates the Palestinian Left within global transformations, from the revolutionary wave of the 1960s, through the defeats of the 1980s and 1990s, to today’s ongoing crisis. With clarity and urgency, the book traces the dilemmas of strategy, organization and class analysis, interrogating the roles of Arab nationalism, Islamism, imperialism and settler colonialism. It explores why no strategy has yet succeeded in bringing about liberation, while insisting that the struggle for a secular, socialist Palestine remains inseparable from the fate of global movements against exploitation and oppression. At once historical and analytical, deeply committed yet unflinching in critique, The Palestinian Left: Past, Present, and Future is a call to rethink revolutionary strategy in light of past lessons and present contradictions.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 100-103).