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    access a school? What the Palestinians have been living under is nothing short of Apartheid in South Africa during the twentieth century. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a constant political‚ military‚ and economic plight since the mid-twentieth century. Over the last fifty years‚ the State of Palestine has dramatically downsized due to illegal settlements built by Israel on Palestinian land (taken by force or annexation). Furthermore‚ the current Palestinian land is so alienated

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    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

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    The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Conflicts between Israeli and Palestinians consist of the occupation and status of Jerusalem‚ water rights being violated‚ refugees‚ borders‚ security wall and settlements. In an attempt to solve these problems in 1947 the United Nations intervened and set up a partition plan. Under this plan the United Nations gave away 55% of Palestine to a Jewish state despite the fact that the Jewish population only represented 30% of Palestine and owned fewer than 7% of

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    Two States For Two Nationalities In the news recently‚ you may have heard about the “Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.” What is the big deal about it? Why is it so important? The big issue is that in 1967‚ Israel claimed land after winning the Six Day War which the Palestinians now want back. This land‚ the Gaza Strip and West Bank‚ is considered contested territory‚ and both the Israelis and Palestinians are settling in it. A multitude of solutions to this conundrum have been proposed: the one-state

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    Homeland. The article‚ titled‚ “Two Palestinian Teenagers Killed‚ Two Injured by Israeli Police‚” failed to objectively present readers with a factual story. For anyone reading this headline‚ it appears as though the Israeli Police demonstrated unjustified force against Palestinians. Any truth to the events that transpired on October 12 is absent from this headline. In the first occurrence‚ when asked to remove his hands from his pockets and stop for a check‚ the Palestinian teen responded by attempting

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    Throughout history the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a controversial topic. There has been much debate about whether the land of Israel should belong to the Israelis or the palestinians. Both groups believe that whoever owns the land will are the children of God. there has also been much debate about whether the land should become a one or two state . The Israeli-Palestinian conflict should be resolved with a one state solution because because it would causes them to be a role model for

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    Isrl289I The Israeli/Palestinian Conflict: Two Rights Do Not Make A Wrong The Israeli Palestinian conflict is a vastly complex and intricate issue that is rooted in a deep-seated mutual distrust of each side towards the other based on their differing respective narratives. The conflict stems from the fundamental belief held by each side that they alone are entitled to and have the undeniable right to reside in the same land that is defined by Jews as Israel and by Palestinians as Palestine. However

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    Introduction The Israeli-Palestinian struggle‚ “the world’s most intractable conflict”‚ is complex to interpret and analyze in the field of international relations. The conflict began in 1948 after Israel’s establishment and massive Jewish immigration from Europe to the Middle East. Since then‚ the conflict has escalated into intense hostilities between the Arab community and Israel‚ the huge displacement of Palestinians‚ the involvement of the international community‚ particularly the United States

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    The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an ongoing dispute between the State of Israel and the Palestinian people. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is part of the wider Arab-Israeli conflict. Essentially‚ it is a dispute by two different people with claims over the same area of land. The Israelis believe that they are entitled to the land now known as Israel ‚ while the Palestinians believe that they are entitled to the land they call Palestine. For religious Jewish Israelis and religious Muslim Palestinians

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    With reference to one recent major international conflict‚ access and analyse the geographical impacts of the conflict on the area(s) involved. (40 Marks) The Israel Palestine conflict originated with the handing over of the Palestine territory to the Jews. At the time of World War I the area was ruled by the Turkish Ottoman empire. Turkish control ended when Arab forces backed by Britain drove out the Ottomans. Britain occupied the region at the end of the war in 1918 and was assigned as

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