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    The Attack

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    The Attack by Yasmina Khadra follows the story of Dr. Amin Jaafari‚ a successful Palestinian surgeon who resides in Israel. He lives with his beloved wife‚ Sihem‚ live alone in a beautiful house. Amin and Sihem live happily until an unimaginable event occurs‚ Sihem is killed in a suicide attack. The police discover that Sihem was not a victim‚ but the bomber. Amin desperately attempts to understand how his kind‚ loving wife could possibly carry out such an attack. He sets out on an incredible

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    Charles Castellano Role of Religion in International Affairs Kevin Archer 5 November 2012 Will religion play a major role in International Relations in the coming decades‚ why or why not? The fist Amendment to the United States Constitution expresses the importance of religious freedom. It reads‚ “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion‚ or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;” The men who made this idea the law in 1791 came from families that had fled from

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    Teenage Suicide

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    Teenage Suicide in the Middle East Generally-speaking‚ from the data available‚ the teen suicide rate in the Middle East is tremendously low – lower in this region than anywhere in the entire world. Part of this‚ however‚ may be due to underreporting. Few nations in the Middle East have actually submitted data to WHO as far as suicide rates are concerned‚ and those that have are characterized by incredibly low rates. Egypt’s last report to WHO was in 1987: a 0.0 youth suicide rate

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    Are the Laws of Belligerent Occupation applicable to the Gaza Strip? The legal debate is not very wide-spread‚ which can point at the politicization of positions rather than the pursuit of just interpretation of the law. In Israeli academia‚ two of the most acclaimed experts on International Humanitarian Law (IHL) tackled this question and reached conflicting conclusions. Prof. Yoram Dinstein supports the position that Partial occupation exists in Gaza‚ while Prof. Yuval Shany sources the obligation

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    | Suicide Bombing | The Verstehen Approach | | Mildred Ploss | | | Instructor Cort Deviant Behavior SOC 362 March 23‚ 2011 2 Suicide Bombing‚ the Verstehen Approach This paper will explore suicide bombing through the verstehen approach‚ a look at the bomber from his point of view‚ by stepping into his shoes. We will look into Durkheim’s view of suicide and attempt to relate Durkheimian thought to the bombings in the Middle East. In addition

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    How would most people living in the United States of America feel if they were forced to live under oppression for the remainder of their lives? How would most people in the United States of America feel if they were forced to show proper permits when traveling to a different city? How would most people feel if their children could not effortlessly 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

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    Mornings In Jenin Summary

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    In Mornings in Jenin‚ a Palestinian perspective is given in a way that displays the fundamental argument of the Palestinian people’s claims to their own homeland which includes the merging of clans to one bigger entity. In the region of Palestine the people did not always identify as Palestinians‚ instead they identified with their families or their clans. “Palestinian” itself is a new term given to the people of the region in response to the development of zionism and Israeli nationalism. This is

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    Have you ever wondered how it would feel to not be welcome in your own country‚ or to be exiled from your own country? This has been the case for many different groups of people throughout history. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict was one of these situations‚ in which thousands of Palestinians were banished from their own homeland. Mahmoud Darwish’s Identity Card portrays the struggles of the Palestinian people and allows for insight into the conflict from the eyes of the oppressed‚ and also shows

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    Palestine Goes to Un

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    plan‚ with the aim of laying the institutional foundations of a future Palestinian state within 2 years; the plan has given Abbas certain strategies advantages‚ including an internationally endorsed deadline and specific criteria for statehood. The second‚ more crucial precondition for Palestinian statehood is national unity. Progress toward this has already been achieved through a reconciliation agreement that was designed to formally end a debilitating four-year split between Fatah and Hamas.

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    at the huge rise in Jewish immigrants so in order to keep things clam between the rivals‚ in 1939 Britain laid down a quota of 77‚000 Jewish immigrants over the next five years. The west did not realise what was happening to the Jews throughout the Second World War until it was over and they were shocked by the pictures they had seen of the Jews that Britain had turned away in Palestine that were now dead in concentration camps in and around Eastern Europe. The Jews desperately needed a homeland

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