Palestinians who lived in Palestine before 1848 thought that they had rights over the entire country and not just half. The State of Israel was proclaimed on May 14 1948, but the Arab states rejected the partition of Palestine and the existence of Israel. In 1948 Palestinians were driven out of the new Israel into refugee camps in Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon and other regions.…
For thousands of years, up to the 20th century, the land of Palestine was a homeland for Christians, Jews, and Muslims. In the 20th century, the British got involved in the Middle East in several ways, culminating in the attempt to make Palestine a “Homeland” for European Jews to go to. Based on the e-Activity and Roskin Chapter 8 for this week:…
The Israel Palestine conflict originated with the handing over of the Palestine territory to the Jews. At the…
(NEW PARAGRAPH) In the Middle Ages, Christians considered Palestine the Holy Land because it was where Jesus had lived and taught. The Arabs had conquered Palestine in the 600s. Most Arabs were Muslims, but they usually tolerated other religions. Jews and Christians who paid their taxes and observed other regulations were free to live in Palestine and practice their own religion. The Arab rulers didn’t usually interfere with Christian pilgrims visiting Palestine, and European traders could generally do business there. During the 1000s the Seljuk Turks, people from central Asia who had adopted the Muslim faith, conquered Palestine and attacked Asia Minor, which was part of the Byzantine Empire.…
On the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestinian land has been increasingly taken over by Israel for years. An extremist Jewish group called the Zionists, emerged in the late 1800s , seeking to find a homeland for the Jews, and searching in both Africa and the Americas before finally settling on Palestine. This did not appear as a problem or threat at first but as many more Zionists immigrated to Palestine with the intention of taking over the land to create a Jewish state, fighting broke out with the Palestinians, increasingly surging with Hitler’s rise to power during World War I. To this day, Palestinians have very minimal control of what mere land they have left, especially with Israel’s military forces using extremely oppressive methods.…
Palestine, or is it Israel? Either way, it is a highly contested land between two major Semitic groups: the Arabs, and the Hebrews. From the late 19th century, and throughout the 20th century it has been the focal point of Arab nationalism and Jewish Zionism. Today, it has become the Jewish state of Israel with occupied Palestinian Territories called the West Bank, which lies on the West side of the Jordan River, and the Gaza Strip, which borders Israel and Egypt. But, should the Palestinians deserve a state of their own? This essay will investigate the Palestinian side of the argument, their Biblical and Quranic ties to the land, the State of Palestine should have been created under Jordanian Egyptian as well as Israeli occupation of the land, and finally Israel’s poor relations with Palestine and colonial occupation of the land has led to the formation of many radical groups.…
When you contextualize the issue, it’s evident that the Palestinians do have some validity to their grievances. One issue at hand is that the land Israel now occupies was once considered Palestine. The two civilizations used to coexist. It wasn’t until the mass influx of Jewish people following World War II when the battles over the region truly began. Following WWII, the Jewish Israeli settlers were given part of Palestine as a result of the persecutions to the people. It was done so by the United Nations on May 14th, 1948 in the following declaration. “By virtue of our national and intrinsic right and the strength of the resolution of the United Nations General Assembly, we hereby declare the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine, which shall be known as the State of Israel” (Siegel). It was a reasonable solution--a two-state territory.…
The U.S gave land to the jews so they could live together in peace.Palestinians are echausted, desperate and very angry because of the israelis occupation…
Now at days I think that the Palestinians Arabs should keep the holy land known as Israel today. After all they were the rightful owners of Palestine about more than 50 years before the Palestinian Jews. I think that the Palestinian Jews had no right to force the 725,000 of Palestinian Arab to become refuges. I think that all the Palestinian Arabs had a right to be very upset because the Palestinian Jews cheated in the war by attacking when they were unprepared. The Palestinian Jews won both wars because the Jews had Britain helping them and getting organized. So even if they had fewer people they would win because they had better supplies and Tanks they were more organized…
Who's land is it really? Who deserves it more? Who's was it in the first place? Is it a matter of facts or opinions? Since ancient times the land of Israel has been claimed by many two of the groups have been the Jews and the Arabs. The Arabs were promised the land in exchanged for fighting for the Ottoman Empire by the British in WWI. Events after WWI lead to the British to turn the decision of who should govern the Israel land to the United Nations. The United Nations has created an ongoing conflict due to their decision to divide the land between the two. The land of Israel belongs to the Jews for the following reasons, the Zionist movement, the Diaspora, and the anti-Semitism.…
In 1919 a mandate system of governing the Middle East emerged from the Versailles Treaty. And in 1922, the League of Nations confirmed the assignment of the 'Palestine Mandate' to Great Britain, who…
As anti-Semitism broke out in Europe in the 1800s, a minority of the Jewish population, known as Zionists, started to migrate to the country known as Palestine. Palestine was British-controlled and populated mostly by Muslims. Hundreds of thousands of Zionists moved to Palestine with the intent of making the nation their own Jewish state. The natives of the country grew more and more concerned, and the tensions eventually escalated to violence.…
In the mid-20th century Jews from all over the world moved to Palestine asking for their own country there. The Jews instead of living peacefully in Palestine, they started claiming the Palestinian lands to be their own. They created military forces and started fighting the Palestinians. The United Nations Security Council didn?t take the issue seriously which made the Jews more confident. The Israel (Jews) tried to take over Lebanon and Jordan but, they failed.…
One of the main reasons that the rights of the Palestinian Arabs failed during this time was the indecisiveness of the British, who held power in the Middle East for 30 years. The British were given control of the land by mandate from the League of Nations. The land that was to be given to the Jewish, was home to an Arab Majority people for over 1,200 years. The outsiders (British) were going to give away a very small piece of land to the international Jewish community, and at the same time essentially take away the homes of the Palestinians (Cleveland 222). The issue of the Jewish people returning to the Holy Land has been kept alive since the first century, however did not gain much traction until the 19th century.…
Israel believes and argues that if they are to give up land, their people should be able to live long happy lives. Not lives lived in fear of suicide bombers and air raids. The Israeli government believes that the West Bank should be demilitarized.…