How Palestine Was Lost

Prominent journalist and documentary maker Assaad Taha offers a meticulously documented journey into the archives and critical decisions that shaped Palestine's tragic history. Moving beyond standard historical summaries, this book delves deep into buried files, letters, and primary documents that have been overlooked for decades. Blending rigorous investigative journalism with engaging prose, Taha uncovers the geopolitical maneuvers, international treaties, and crucial missteps that led to the Nakba. This work stands as a compelling historical testament, re-examining the fall of Palestine through the objective lens of official records rather than mere speculation.

It provides an objective, document-driven perspective on Palestinian history, enabling readers to gain a clear, evidence-based understanding of the geopolitical shifts and decisions surrounding the Nakba.

Historians, researchers, readers interested in Middle Eastern politics and the Palestinian conflict, and fans of investigative non-fiction grounded in archival evidence and primary sources.