For centuries, the Holy Land has stood at the crossroads of faith, conflict, and hope. Perpetual Struggle: The Holy Land Turmoil takes readers deep into one of the world’s most enduring and emotionally charged disputes the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the wider unrest that continues to shape the Middle East.
Through vivid, grounded storytelling, Natalie G. Turner traces the roots of this struggle from ancient times to the modern era. Step into the era of the British Mandate, the founding of Israel, and the displacement known as the Nakba. Revisit the Six-Day War, the long years of occupation, and the fragile optimism that surrounded the Oslo Accords.
Yet this book moves beyond the timeline. Turner examines the tangled forces that keep the conflict alive nationalism, faith, extremism, and the influence of global powers. She gives voice to those living its reality every day, their lives marked by loss, endurance, and rare moments of understanding.
With clarity and empathy, Perpetual Struggle reveals how politics and humanity collide in the quest for belonging. The question lingers long after the final page: can peace truly take root in a land built on faith and fire?
