Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions: The Global Struggle for Palestinian Rights (Ultimate Series)

Didn't regret this purchase. Good information.

BDS for Justice is the only way for lasting peace and the liberation of Palestine from a brutal Apartheid regime.Omar Barghouti is the co-founder of the movement, and describes global tactics and impact of BDS.Wonderful read.

ive read this book before but it's always a must have. the book when it arrives is new and clean and not damaged at all in delivery.

It's a great disclosure of injustice experience by Palestinian, which all the western world try to hide it.Double standard of human right by western in defense of zionist racism and inhuman treatment to Palestinian

The story of BDS. Free Palestine !

It is always difficult to confront a situation and at times feel helpless. This book will start anyone on the path to doing the right thing.

Poorly put together. it was an eye sore. Sorry.it also seemed hateful at times.Israel is heavy handed but comparing that country to South Africa is kind ofway off the reservation. I felt uncomfortable reading it.

This book reads like a collection of editorials instead of a fluid operational text of how to start a BDS movement. He says all the "right" things for his readers, South Africa this, peace that, but misses many fundamentals. He ignores the American involvement in the debate completely. If you are interested for a critique of the BDS movement, here it is[..]Mr Barghouti falls under the same problems as are mentioned here, just spanned over 300pgs.

Indispensabile per la tesi di mia figlia sul conflitto palestinese. Introvabile nelle librerie "comuni", è stato un acquisto soddisfacente e lo consiglio a chi desidera approfondire l'argomento.

Barghouti, a Palestinian citizen of Israel, writes clearly and with an understanding of the hesitations many of his readers might have about this nonviolent approach to pressuring the Israeli government to grant Palestinians their human rights. A must-read for those who care about the future of Palestinians and/or Israelis.

This is an informative look at the aims of BDS and the progress of the movement. I reckon it's readable for all sides of the debate since at its core it's a call for human rights. Well worth a look.It does have one small issue though; the book is structured as a collection of essays and articles published in various times and places. This means that some of the background information is repeated in every chapter before anything new is said. This slows the book down a bit but I personally don't think it drags too much.Overall, worth reading.