Conflict in the Mid East

This whole confusion and series of events was another factor contributing to the belief that the Jews were another one of many groups that do not belong in the middle east, and thus tension escalated. This would be a lasting cease fire, and to this day has not been broken.

Another major contributing factor to the current crisis in the middle east would be the numerous wars, struggles, grudges, and disagreements that the various factions and states have had against each other over the ages. Six years later, trouble brews in Israel again. The future of this volatile land is uncertain, but whatever it is, it’s not looking good. Egypt was slightly more success, it managed to get all the way to the Suez Canal, but was soon beaten back by the advanced Israeli army, in fact, Israel was in a position to make a full take over of both Syria and Egypt, but was stopped because of International Intervention and US pressure to compromise a cease-fire. Land is not the only thing that is fought over, money, and often oil, are the cause of many deaths. Things stayed where they are pretty much until the end of World War II. No sooner than it was taken over, Kuwait was liberated by a US lead army and drove Hussein back to Iraq, slaughtering his army along the way. He founded the Al Fatah, an underground terrorist group responsible for numerous deaths in Israel, Arafat gained a reputation for being a ruthless and evil man. This plan was delayed though, and before it was put into action, the state of Israel, which was meant to be a sanctuary for survivors of the Holocaust could live with their family in peace, was created. This caused the surrounding Arab lands to send troops to Palestine to protect its Arab peoples. Around the 11th - 13th centuries, millions of people would die in some of the largest military campaigns in history. A UN cease-fire had to be established or who knows how far Israel would have gone. The Transjordan and Syrian armies were completely wiped out in this single short war.