This course is both an intellectual journey and a deeply human one. It doesn’t just chart the political and historical milestones of Palestine—it restores voice, context, and dignity to a history too often reduced or ignored. As a Tunisian, raised in the aftermath of a youth-led revolution, I found powerful echoes between my own national memory and the Palestinian experience. The course weaves together rigorous scholarship with a sense of purpose, illuminating not only what has happened, but why it still matters—urgently and intimately. The strength of the course lies in its balance: analytical without being detached, accessible without sacrificing depth. It presents history not as a closed chapter, but as something living—something that continues to unfold in the lives of real people. For anyone seeking to understand Palestine beyond soundbites and stereotypes, this course offers a rare and valuable space for learning, reflection, and critical engagement.

Loved this course. It gave valuable insights into the ongoing conflict in Palestine and the complexities.

Excellent programme with selected sources to enable understanding of Palestinian history

Informative and well paced

it was ok, could hacve more lectures though