Arab Isreali Conflict
I am going to be writing my research paper on the ongoing conflict between the Arabs and the Israelis. These two groups of people have been fighting from as far back in time that the history books go, but for my paper I will just concentrate on the past 200 or so years. This argument has its roots in religion. The Jewish people believe that land in Palestine is their holy land and is rightfully theirs. The Palestinians do not want to give up their land because they have been living there for hundreds of years and if it is the Jewish holy land it does not matter because they are there now. This is the main bases behind the conflict. There are also many underlying themes, such as, the Jewish people are a scattered people and they want a place they can call theirs, which is why they are also trying to claim the land in Palestine. Also the Palestinians feel threatened by the Jewish belief in Zionism. Palestinians think that Zionism will threaten their political aspirations. !Another reason the Palestinians do not want to allow the Jews into Palestine is because they believe that the benefits foreigners receive are unfair. First of all in my paper I will explain the background of these two groups of people. I will tell wher
On November 13, 1995 a Jewish extremist assassinated Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, and rightist Benjamin Netanyahu won the subsequent election. The Israeli onslaught was over by weeks end, but by then at least 60,000 troops lead by 500 tanks had swept across the Lebanese border. This war introduced new critical elements into the Arab-Israeli conflict. Colonel Nasser remained in command of Egypt and the rest of the world looked poorly upon the military assault. Neither of the two sides wants the fighting to continue. In this war Israel again defeated Palestine and this time they took control of five Arab territories including, the Sinai Peninsula and the Gaza Strip. So as you can see the Jews had many other problems facing them, besides trying to reclaim their holy land. David Vital once said of Zionism, the Emancipation "took the form, for the most part, of a breaking down of the barriers to the Jew's entry into civil society as an individual, not of the establishment of the Jewish community on a basis of equality with other ethnic groups. Despite several cease fires, the nations of Jordan, Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, and Syria continued to attack the new state of Israel. This resulted in the establishment of a independent Jewish state. For example, in Germany some of the restrictions that had been lifted were now being reimposed on Jews. Within 48 hours the Israelis had eliminated many of the PLO's long ranged Soviet built artillery. In the war of 1947-1948 the Israelis defeated the Palestinians. The Jewish people have a much different history than the Palestinians do.
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