| Summary:
The second Palestinian uprising ushered in an era of unprecedented Israeli assassinations of Palestinian activists and political leaders. For the first time, a Palestinian researcher examines the policy's roots and political goals.
Table of Contents
Forward
Introduction
The Importance of Assassinations Contents of this Study and Problems Faced General Background and Basic Notes Might makes right
Assassins from gangs to freedom fighters
Removing opposition
Jews killing Jews
Murder for hire
Terrorism by a democracy
A wide group of satellites
First-hand experience
Beyond the sovereignty of the state
No Palestinian assassination strategy
Assassination Policy Throughout History Pre-State (1902-1948)
From 1948 to 1967
From 1967 to 1987
The Intifada
The Oslo Process From 1993 to 2000
The Anatomy of Assassinations Determining the target
Means of collecting information
Implementation |