Written in 1937 by Hungarian-born journalist Ladislas Farago, Palestine at the Crossroads is a contemporary account of Palestine under the British Mandate during the Great Arab Revolt of 1936–39.

Based on his travels and interviews in the country, Farago describes the growing conflict between the Palestinian Arab population and Zionist colonisation, the revolt and its leaders, British policy, and the debates around the Peel Commission’s proposal to partition the country. The book is a historical document of how the crisis appeared to an outside observer at the time.