This course is both an intellectual journey and a deeply human one. It doesn’t just chart the political and historical milestones of Palestine—it restores voice, context, and dignity to a history too often reduced or ignored. As a Tunisian, raised in the aftermath of a youth-led revolution, I found powerful echoes between my own national memory and the Palestinian experience. The course weaves together rigorous scholarship with a sense of purpose, illuminating not only what has happened, but why it still matters—urgently and intimately. The strength of the course lies in its balance: analytical without being detached, accessible without sacrificing depth. It presents history not as a closed chapter, but as something living—something that continues to unfold in the lives of real people. For anyone seeking to understand Palestine beyond soundbites and stereotypes, this course offers a rare and valuable space for learning, reflection, and critical engagement.

Excellent programme with selected sources to enable understanding of Palestinian history

Informative and well paced