When geopolitical debates are reduced to sixty-second clips, the historical record gets lost in the noise.

The Unbroken Claim cuts through modern slogans by returning directly to primary sources: three thousand years of continuous archaeological, demographic, and legal documentation. From ancient Canaanite inscriptions to British Mandate census reports and modern international law, Ethan Vaish examines the physical evidence and legal precedent surrounding Israel's past and present.

Clear, rigorous, and heavily cited, The Unbroken Claim is an essential read for anyone seeking an unvarnished, evidence-based account of the region's geopolitical landscape.