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    Israel has one of the oldest histories in the world. Up until the mid 20th century‚ what war Palestine had become Israel. The reasons why Palestine shouldn’t have been given to the Jews is because the land had belonged to the Arabs for over 1000 years‚ the Arabs were promised to keep their land‚ and Israel had taken more land than they were granted. The land of Israel rightfully belongs to the Arabs. The Arabs are historically entitled to the land because they had lived there for a course of 1000 years

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    Throughout the history‚ there have always been foreign influences on every culture. When it comes to the Turkish culture‚ having a wide geographic area‚ being located between Europe and Asia‚ playing a role as a host to hundreds of cultures are determiner factors for Turkish culture to be influenced by foreign cultures. In today’s world interaction between cultures happens more easily and quickly because of the mass media‚ guest workers living in foreign countries‚ TV series‚ literature‚ and music culture

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    Women today in 2016 couldn’t last two minutes living the life of a woman in the 1900s. 100 years ago‚ females were known as the weaker gender but more virtuous and were not allowed to do anything unless they had a husband. They didn’t have any rights‚ authority‚ or opinion about ANYTHING! It was illegal for women to do a lot of things‚ and here we are 100 years later‚ we can do whatever we want‚ when we want‚ however

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    is possible that part of the growth of the Muslim population was due to immigration. (The Smoking Gun‚ 2003) The dominant patterns of the immigration and migration into the Middle East was brought on by the great economic development of the coastal plains—largely due to Jewish immigration—was accompanied both in 1922-1931 and in 1931-1944 by a much stronger increase of the Muslim and Christian populations in this region than that registered in other regions. This was probably due to two reasons:

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    The Arab-Israeli Conflict has been one of the most divisive and controversial settings known to mankind. Both Zionist and Palestinian historians feel they have the right to the land known as Israel‚ the land that would go on to host the Arab-Israeli conflict. With the formation of Zionism‚ (Jewish nationalism; the belief that Jews are a people or nation that they have a right to a state and that state rightfully‚ by history and heritage is Israel) one prominent Zionist Theodor Herzl (1860–1904)‚

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    Introduction to Arab Spring 9 Definition 9 Origin of the term 9 Countries involved 10 General History of Arab 10 Conquests and Expansion of Arabs: 11 Union of Arab Countries – The Arab League: 11 The Arab Common Market: 12 Rising Disputes: 12 Arab Cold War: 13 Various Conflicts: 13 Arab-Israeli conflict: 13 Iran-Iraq war: 13 Lebanese Civil War: 14 Western Sahara War: 14 Yemen Civil War: 15 Somali Civil War and Ethiopian-Somali War: 15 History of Democracy in Arab World: 16

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    is the Arab-Israeli conflict. This is a situation that is still going own today. This conflict has been the going on for almost 70 years. The conflict started in 1948 when Israel became a state. This battle has been between the Hebrew in Israel and the Arabs in Palestine. Geography is the main reason for this conflict. This has battle has proven itself to be no more than a great land dispute. The Jews in Israel sees itself as a very small country surrounded by a region of hostile Muslim Arabs. The

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    Question: For many decades‚ the United States has tried to solve the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians through a “two state solution”. This means that Israel would continue to be a country‚ but Palestine would also be a country with its own government next to Israel. But the “two state solution” hasn’t worked. Why has the two state solution failed to create peace between the Israelis and Palestinians? Answer: TWO STATE SOLUTION 1) INTRODUCTION: Two states for people in two groups

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    The League of Arab States (Arabic: جامعة الدول العربية‎ Jāmiʻat ad-Duwal al-ʻArabiyya)‚ commonly called the Arab League (Arabic: الجامعة العربية‎ al-Jāmiʻa al-ʻArabiyya)‚ is a regional organization of Arab countries in and around North Africa‚ the Horn of Africa‚ and Southwest Asia. It was formed in Cairo on 22 March 1945 with six members: Egypt‚ Iraq‚ Transjordan (renamed Jordan in 1949)‚ Lebanon‚ Saudi Arabia and Syria. Yemen joined as a member on 5 May 1945. Currently‚ the League has 22 members

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    Arab-Israeli Conflict: Who Should Have the Holy Land? The Arab-Israeli conflict was a brutal and long war that took place from 1947 to around 1978 sparking a controversy within the Middle East regarding the territory of Israel/Palestine. The main issue being fought over is who should own and have rights to the Holy Land of Palestine/Israel. Both groups have their own religious and political claims on the land‚ and both groups believe they should own the area. The Israelites believe they should have

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