Transitional Justice for Israel/Palestine: Truth-Telling and Empathy in Ongoing Conflict
In: Springer Series in Transitional Justice Ser.
Intro -- Preface -- Structure -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- About the Author -- Chapter 1: The Historical Framework: The Struggle over Narrative, Memory, and Identity -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Part One: '1948' -- Historical Outline -- The '1948' Blame-Game -- Historical Reappraisal of '1948' -- Multidimensional Causes -- Collective Memory and National Narratives -- Palestinian 'Nakba' Narrative -- Israeli-Jewish 'Return' -- Competing Victimhood -- Conclusion -- 1.3 Part Two: '1967' -- Historical Outline -- National Narratives -- Israeli Narratives: 'Greater Israel' and National Defence -- Palestinian Narratives: Denial and Dispossession -- Conclusion -- 1.4 Part Three: Second Intifada (2000-2005) -- Historical Outline -- National Narratives -- Israeli Narratives: 'No Partner' and Radicalisation -- Palestinian Narrative: Rage and Resistance -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2: Legal Dimensions of the Conflict and Legacies of Human Rights Abuse -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Part One (1948): The Palestinian Right of Return -- Relevant Palestinian Specific UN Texts (UNGA Resolutions) -- International Human Rights Instruments -- Retrospectivity -- Nationality Nexus -- Mass or Individual Rights? -- Limitations -- Derogations -- Customary International Law -- Conclusion -- 2.3 Part Two: 1967, Legal Regime in the Palestinian Territories -- Applicability of IHL to the Territories -- Applicability of Occupation Law to Israel -- International Legal Regime of Occupation -- Israeli Position on Occupation -- Israeli Settlements -- Applicability of Human Rights Law in the Territories -- Treaties -- Extra-Territorial Application: UN Bodies and Case Law -- Accountability Post-Oslo and 'Effective Control' -- Interplay with IHL -- 2.4 Part Three: Second Intifada Legacies of Abuse -- Applicability of IHL to the Second Intifada -- Armed Conflict?.