2013
DOI: 10.2979/israelstudies.18.2.53
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Israelis and Palestinians: Contested Narratives

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“…Collective narratives play a major role in perpetuating conflicts, as groups tend to negate and deny opponent groups’ narrative while emphasizing and justifying their own narrative (Bar-Tal, Oren, & Nets-Zehngut, 2014). Within the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, collective narratives are a central element in the intractability of the conflict because of the unique characteristics of the opposing narratives emerging from the events of the war of 1948 (Dajani Daoudi & Barakat, 2013). In these events, the winning of the Independence War for the new Israeli state brought about the Nakba, the disaster/catastrophe of the Palestinian people, many of whom had to leave their houses or were evacuated and became refugees.…”
Section: Collective Narratives and Their Role In The Israeli–palestin...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Collective narratives play a major role in perpetuating conflicts, as groups tend to negate and deny opponent groups’ narrative while emphasizing and justifying their own narrative (Bar-Tal, Oren, & Nets-Zehngut, 2014). Within the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, collective narratives are a central element in the intractability of the conflict because of the unique characteristics of the opposing narratives emerging from the events of the war of 1948 (Dajani Daoudi & Barakat, 2013). In these events, the winning of the Independence War for the new Israeli state brought about the Nakba, the disaster/catastrophe of the Palestinian people, many of whom had to leave their houses or were evacuated and became refugees.…”
Section: Collective Narratives and Their Role In The Israeli–palestin...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Pilecki and Hammack (2014) expound, accounts of historical events and their consequences are crucial in national efforts to achieve legitimacy and self-determination. Thus, the Nakba (1) , the 1948 catastrophe, was not just a military defeat for a liberation movement, but a defeat for an entire society that resulted in the erosion of its existence as a social and cultural entity that thrives within a unified geographical space (Hilal, 2010;Dajani-Daoudi and Barakat, 2013). In fact, this event has left a profound impact on the Palestinian discourse, imbuing it with authentic anecdotes that resonate with nearly all Palestinians.…”
Section: Exploring the Palestinian Narrative: The Interplay Of Histor...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…National honor perceptions are embedded in collective narratives enabling the individual to perceive the “other” in a dynamic way (Bonnell, Hunt, & Biernacki, 1999). Collective narratives, based on understandings regarding the 1948 war, play a central role in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict (Dajani Daoudi & Barakat, 2013). The Israeli War of Independence brought disaster (“the Naquba”) to the Palestinians.…”
Section: National Narratives and Perceptions Concerning The Narrative...mentioning
confidence: 99%