Representations of Violence and Non-Violence in Palestinian Society
Abaher El Sakka
Abstract
Abaher El Sakka
Abstract
This chapter focuses on representations of violence and non-violence in Palestinian society in colonial violence. The dichotomy of violence and non-violence in the Palestinian society has to be framed within the fact that the Israeli ‘original violence’ breeds a violent response on the part of the Palestinians. This article explains the history of violence in Palestinian society, paradoxical views and practices, internal Palestinian debates about violence or non-violence.
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This chapter focuses on representations of violence and non-violence in Palestinian society in colonial violence. The dichotomy of violence and non-violence in the Palestinian society has to be framed within the fact that the Israeli ‘original violence’ breeds a violent response on the part of the Palestinians. This article explains the history of violence in Palestinian society, paradoxical views and practices, internal Palestinian debates about violence or non-violence.
Key concepts: Criminology, Political science, Psychology, Sociology