This article aims at confronting the Israeli and Palestinian constitutive clash of national historical narratives and their significance in shaping identities.

Evidence

Israelis and Palestinians: Contested Narratives (Israel Studies (JSTOR))

corroborated: 2 independent passages support this claim
XREF: connects to: Zionism faces serious challenges from two historical narratives. — David Ohana, David Maisel , The Origins of Israeli…, 23; Palestinian and Israeli authors examine opposing versions of historical narratives in dialogue. — Israeli and Palestinian Narratives of Conflict: History’s Double Helix; A groundbreaking historical text presenting Israeli and Palestinian narratives side-by-side, involving Palestinian and Israeli high school teachers organized by Dan Bar-On and Sami Adwan. — Side by Side: Parallel Histories of Israel-Palestine (+3 more)

Palestinian and Israeli authors examine opposing versions of historical narratives in dialogue. (similarity 0.94)
Paul Scham examines how Palestinian Arabs and Israeli Jews interpret specific historical events differently. (similarity 0.87)
Israeli identity is challenged by external historical narratives. (similarity 0.86)
A groundbreaking historical text presenting Israeli and Palestinian narratives side-by-side, offering parallel perspectives on key events to bridge conflict. (similarity 0.85)
Zionism faces serious challenges from two historical narratives. (similarity 0.85)
A groundbreaking historical text presenting Israeli and Palestinian narratives side-by-side, involving Palestinian and Israeli high school teachers organized by Dan Bar-On and Sami Adwan. (similarity 0.82)
Israeli and Palestinian national identities are mutually constituted as opposition (similarity 0.81)
With Palestinians virtually erased from the history of suffering, every Zionist act of displacement is framed not as terrorization but as… (similarity 0.80)
Culture clash narratives frame the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as a battle between modernity and stasis. (similarity 0.79)
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict’s religious framing is recent rather than primordial (similarity 0.79)
Two men, one Israeli, the other Palestinian, tell the story of their unexpected journey toward understanding and reconciliation. (similarity 0.78)

Israeli identity is challenged by external historical narratives. #expands (0.75) — David Ohana, David Maisel , The Origins of Israeli…, 23