Hasards objectifs, « coïncidences pétrifiantes », rencontres improbables, signaux qui vous laissent éperdus comme au bord d’un abîme, trament ce roman de fils serrés qui finissent par former une tapisserie fantastique au dessin inoubliable.

In this rigorous yet accessible essay, Bichara KHADER retraces the genesis of the Palestinian tragedy from 1897 to 2025. This is not just another history of Palestine, but a new way of looking at it—one that highlights the structural asymmetry between Israelis and Palestinians and explores the “domino effect” of the Palestinian tragedy on the Middle East, the Mediterranean, and Europe.

In the perpetuation of this tragedy, the West bears a heavy historical responsibility. The United States’ unconditional support for Israel, coupled with the European Union’s diplomacy of indifference and empty declarations, have allowed the Israeli occupation to persist, the creeping colonization of the West Bank to expand, the destruction of Gaza to continue, and Israel itself to slide into religious and supremacist extremism. In this sense, the Palestinian question exposes our moral failure.

Nous sommes le 28 juin 1815, il est 21 h 30 dans les jardins de la Malmaison et c’est l’Heure H, de mon histoire.

Nous sommes le 11 octobre 1632, il est 2 h 22 du matin, et c’est l’Heure H, de mon histoire.