Geopolitical Perspectives on Khalidi’s Hundred Years’ War on Palestine

This review examines Rashid Khalidi’s The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine through the lens of political geography and territorial conflict studies. Khalidi’s analysis provides a spatial and historical account of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, exploring interactions among nationalism, territorial governance, and geopolitical relationships. His work discusses how territorial disputes evolve as dynamic processes shaped by historical contexts and political decisions. This review highlights the methodological strengths of Khalidi’s spatially informed approach and explores its relevance to broader discussions of sovereignty, territorial management, and conflict resolution in contested regions globally.