Description
Justice for Some” by Noura Erakat is a groundbreaking exploration of the struggle for justice in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Drawing on her expertise as a human rights attorney, Erakat delves deep into the legal and political dimensions of the conflict, shedding light on the complex dynamics that perpetuate oppression and inequality.
Idongesit –
I’ve read many books on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but ‘Justice for Some’ by Noura Erakat stands out for its depth and clarity. Erakat’s expertise in international law shines through in every chapter, as she meticulously documents the ways in which legal frameworks have been used to justify and perpetuate injustice. Her commitment to human rights and justice is palpable, and her writing is both engaging and accessible. This book should be required reading for policymakers, activists, and anyone who cares about peace and justice in the Middle East.
Akpan –
Noura Erakat’s ‘Justice for Some’ is a tour de force that lays bare the legal machinery of oppression in the Israeli-Palestinian context. Her thorough research and sharp analysis reveal how international law has been weaponized to entrench the occupation and deny Palestinians their basic rights. This book is not an easy read—it will challenge you, provoke you, and inspire you to take action. I can’t recommend it highly enough.
Chukwu –
As someone who’s been following the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for years, I thought I knew a lot—but ‘Justice for Some’ by Noura Erakat challenged many of my assumptions. Erakat’s rigorous analysis of international law and its application in the Occupied Palestinian Territories is both enlightening and infuriating. Her writing is clear and persuasive, making complex legal concepts accessible to a broad audience. If you care about human rights and justice, you need to read this book.
Motunrayo –
Noura Erakat’s ‘Justice for Some’ is a powerful and eye-opening exploration of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Her meticulous research and compelling writing shed light on the often-overlooked legal dimensions of the occupation, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the systemic injustices faced by Palestinians. This book is essential reading for anyone seeking to grasp the complexities of the region and the urgent need for justice.