WHEN AND HOW WAS THE LAND OF ISRAEL INVENTED

Discover the fascinating continuation of the controversial book that sheds new light on the history of the Land of Israel. Professor Shlomo Sand deconstructs the myths and legends surrounding this sacred territory, analyzing how the biblical Holy Land has transformed into a modern homeland. Did the concept of homeland exist in the Bible and the Talmud? Did all followers of Judaism want to live in the Middle East? This book is a thought-provoking journey into the depths of history and identity.

• Fascinating analysis of the history of the Land of Israel
• Deconstruction of myths and legends surrounding Israel
• Provocative questions about identity and land rights
• Continuation of Shlomo Sand's bestselling book
• Intellectual journey into the roots of Israel

Shlomo Sand, professor of history at Tel Aviv University, is a respected authority in the field of the history of ideas and the role of national thought in the construction of states. His works, including "When and How Was the Jewish People Invented," have gained international recognition and sparked widespread discussion. Sand challenges traditional historical narratives, encouraging a critical look at the past and its impact on the present.

The book "When and How Was the Land of Israel Invented" is not only a historical analysis, but also a deep reflection on contemporary problems related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Sand asks difficult questions about land rights, national identity, and the future of the region. His work is essential for anyone who wants to understand the complexity of the Middle East and its turbulent history.

Dialog Wydawnictwo Akademickie, known for publishing valuable and inspiring books, presents another work by Shlomo Sand that is sure to provoke thought and open new perspectives. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in history, politics, and national identity.

The book's format is 16.5x24 cm and the number of pages is 300. The binding is paperback, which makes it comfortable to read. The year of publication is 2015, which guarantees the relevance of the information and analysis contained in it.