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réf. 66680Jerusalem: Carta 1971. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. 22.5 x 15 cm. pp. 48. Original wrappers with map on back cover highlighting Israel and the Arab nations involved in the Six-Day War. 15 colour maps of Israel showing the movement of its borders over the centuries including a map of armistice lines from 1949 - 1967 printed on translucent paper; 11 maps showing land cessation in Europe. Some light wear to wrappers; internally clean and fresh. Very good overall. A cartographic argument for Israel's right to modify and secure its borders. In the first part maps of the Levant from antiquity to recent history are used to justify changes to Israel's boundaries and in the second part recent examples are given of the peaceful cessation of land between European nations arguing that the same peaceful expansion could be used in the case of Israel. Jerusalem: Carta, 1971. unknown
réf. 66681Beirut: The Institute for Palestine Studies 1967. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. 23 x 16.5 cm. pp. 104. Publisher's orange wrappers. Spine and corners rubbed light marking to covers fading to front cover and spine; internally clean. A very good copy. The second publication in the Institute for Palestine Study's 'Basic Documents Series'. This is a collection of thirty-seven documents regarding Arab opposition to the occupation of the West Bank from July to November 1967. It mostly consists of statements and memoranda written by Arabs against the Israeli annexation of the West Bank and Jerusalem following the Six-Day war in 1967. Beirut: The Institute for Palestine Studies, 1967. unknown