an analysis of edward said's views on the issue of palestine in his works

Objective: in edward said's work, the situation of the palestinians stands out as a highly controversial issue. he has dedicated several books to this topic, primarily focused on acknowledging and articulating the national identity of the palestinian people to combat erasure and oblivion. this study aims to analyze edward said's perspective on the palestinian crisis as expressed in his writings.method: the current study is carried out with a descriptive and analytical method and based on content analysis. the information is collected using a bibliographic and documentary research method, which includes books, professional articles and the internet.findings: edward said criticizes international organizations, western countries, and their media for primarily adhering to the zionist perspective. he argues that it is essential for the palestinian voice to be heard while also evaluating the official policies of zionism, american positions, and the responsibilities of arab states.conclusion: in the palestinian crisis, edward said’s perspective is significant. his writings and public statements contributed to changing the international image of palestinians and recognizing the dignity of their cause. in the final years of his life, said recognized that the two-state solution, once seen as a viable option, had become increasingly unrealistic.

an analysis of edward said's views on the issue of palestine in his works

objective: in edward said's work, the situation of the palestinians stands out as a highly controversial issue. he has dedicated several books to this topic, primarily focused on acknowledging and articulating the national identity of the palestinian people to combat erasure and oblivion. this study aims to analyze edward said's perspective on the palestinian crisis as expressed in his writings.method: the current study is carried out with a descriptive and analytical method and based on content analysis. the information is collected using a bibliographic and documentary research method, which includes books, professional articles and the internet.findings: edward said criticizes international organizations, western countries, and their media for primarily adhering to the zionist perspective. he argues that it is essential for the palestinian voice to be heard while also evaluating the official policies of zionism, american positions, and the responsibilities of arab states.conclusion: in the palestinian crisis, edward said’s perspective is significant. his writings and public statements contributed to changing the international image of palestinians and recognizing the dignity of their cause. in the final years of his life, said recognized that the two-state solution, once seen as a viable option, had become increasingly unrealistic.