Part l: Background 1. First Contact with the Territories 2. Shaping Israeli Policy in the Territories 3. Organizing the Military Administration Part 2: The Ministers of Defense and their Policies: A Historic Chronology 4. Introduction 5. Moshe Dayan 6. Shimon Peres 7. Ezer Weizman 8. Menachem Begin 9. Ariel Sharon 10. Moshe Arens 11.Yitzhak Rabin Part 3: The Issues 12. The Political Future of the Territories 13. Israel's Administrative Policy 14. Municipal Elections in 1972 and 1976 15. Attempts to Establish Palestinian Self-Rule in the Territories 16. The Evolution of Israel's Settlement Policy Part 4: Lessons Learnt from the Intifada 17. A New Reality 18. Israel's Policy in the Territories - A Summary Epilogue Appendices Appendix A. The Administered Territories: General Data, 1967 Appendix B. Firing Instructions in Case of Riots in Military Government Areas (10 September 1984) Appendix C. The Israeli Peace Initiative (14 May 1989)
Major General Shlomo Gazit, previously Weinstein, born to a family of Ukrainian Jewish immigrants in Israel was an officer in the Israel Defense Forces and head of Aman from 1974 to 1978. He served as the head of assessment in IDF intelligence before the Six Day War. Gazit's studies were interrupted in the summer of 1967, when he was appointed by Defense Minister Moshe Dayan to be in charge of a committee tasked with running the political, security, and later economic affairs in the newly captured territories. This group would be renamed "The Unit for the Coordination of Operations in the Territories". After seven years, Gazit was promoted to head of Aman, which he held for four years.
'A fair, comprehensively sourced account of how and why things have gone so badly wrong in the territories since those heady days of June 1967.' - The Jewish Chronicle
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