Title: "International Law Perspective" Without International Law
Product review: As a student of law, I borrowed this book anticipating arguments about Palestinian statehood deeply founded in international law. I looked for references to key principles, decisions and treaties - to no avail. For a book that purports to give an "international law perspective" on the Israeli Palestinian conflict, this book contains remarkably little legal content, and rather too much dubious historical commentary. Seeing as it fails both as history and as a legal analysis, I'm left wondering whether this book has any merit at all.If you value you time and money, avoid this book.
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