Fadel Al-Rubaie's 'Imagined Palestine, Volume 1/2' embarks on a groundbreaking and provocative journey to re-examine the historical narratives surrounding Palestine. This seminal work meticulously dissects long-held assumptions and commonly accepted facts, proposing that much of what is understood about the region's ancient history is, in fact, a later intellectual construct rather than a direct historical continuity. Al-Rubaie challenges traditional interpretations, urging readers to critically reassess the origins and evolution of Palestinian identity and its deep roots in history, inviting a profound rethinking of conventional historical paradigms. This first volume lays the conceptual groundwork for his controversial thesis.