One land, two peoples, a century of tragedies. Based on the eponymous book by Michel Goya, this work describes the fundamental challenges of the Gaza conflict.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is one of the deepest and most complex wounds of contemporary history. Why is this region the stage of such persistent violence? How did this impossible cohabitation come into being in the first place? As dispassionately as possible, this book goes back to the sources of the drama: from the emergence of the Zionist movement to the Palestinian Nakba, from the Israeli-Arab wars of 1948 and 1967 to the failure of the peace process, and up to the most recent confrontations.