About Book

This book examines the dynamics of political violence targeting civilians in the context of nationalist conflicts, focusing on case studies from Northern Ireland, Israel, and Palestine. It explores the strategies and motivations of militant groups, the societal and political repercussions of such violence, and the efforts to prevent civilian harm. By comparing these cases, the book seeks to provide a deeper understanding of how nationalist ideologies interact with militant tactics and proposes strategies for mitigating violence against non-combatants in deeply divided societies.