The Current Situation of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Remember before u handle this work, this work is so important to me, so i will revise it many tim

The Current Situation of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Remember before u handle this work, this work is so important to me, so i will revise it many times before i turn it in and I will rate u depend on your work quality such as providing correct and full response and meet all requirements in the attached instructions. Please avoid the Lack of depth in your response and plagiarism bcz I’ll check it with the ((Turn it in website.))

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—–First take a look the first already written part of the “research paper of the History of the Conflict of the Palestinian Situation which I already submitted.—-don’t copy anything from it

1. write 2 different separate research papers

A. The 1st one (1000 words minimum) research paper about The Current Conflict Situation of the Palestinian Situation.

B. The 2nd one (500 words minimum) research paper about Your Solution of the Palestinian Situation.

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3. don’t write an essay

4. SAME WRITING STYLE OF the first already written part of the “research paper of the History of the Conflict of the Palestinian Situation which I already submitted Running head: THE HISTORY OF THE CONFLICT OF THE PALESTINIAN SITUATION
The History of the conflict of the Palestinian Situation
Student’s Name
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The History of the conflict of the Palestinian Situation
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THE HISTORY OF THE CONFLICT OF THE PALESTINIAN SITUATION
The history of the conflict of the Palestinian situation revolves around Israel and
Palestinian conflict that began in the early 19th century (Harms & Ferry, 2017). The
disagreement was brought by the issues of land distribution between the Palestinians and the
Israelis. Palestine land used to be part of the Ottoman Empire, and it was a free state. In 1947,
the United Nations suggested that there was a need to partition Palestine into two states; Arab
and Jewish. The Israelites welcomed the idea, but the Palestinians did not support it as they felt it
was unfair that their land was to be taken away. Both Israelites and Palestinians claimed the land
as they believed that the land rightfully belonged to them (Gerner, 2018). From a religious
perspective, the Jewish Israelites believed that it was the Promised Land and this was the same
case with the Muslim Palestinians. Giving up the lands would have, therefore, been a sinful act.
This paper thus gives details on significant events that give the history of the conflict of the
Palestinian situation.
Israeli and Palestinian conflict began after the Jewish were influenced by the Zionism
movement. The movement aimed to motivate the Jewish Israelites to take the land that was
taken away from them hence the beginning of the Arab revolt (Shafir, 2017). The Ottoman
Empire ruled the land thus limited the chance for the establishment of the Jewish revolt. The
Arabs killed many Israelites demolished their temple in Jerusalem as well as evacuated them
from their residence hence the event was called The Diaspora. Many Jewish had to remain in
exile from their land and only came back after World War II.
Some Arabs also fled the nation hence became refugees in the neighboring countries as
they strategize on how and when to return to reclaim their land. Both parties decided to establish
their military as they prepare for future war with each other. The Jews found the State of Israel in
1948 after declaring the independence of the land (Harms & Ferry, 2017). The neighboring
countries such as Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Iraq tried to fight for the land but were not successful.
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Moreover, in the late 1960s, the Israelites attacked various Arab countries hence controlled at
least one-third of the land thus acquired the West Bank, the Golden Heights, Gaza Strip and the
Sinai Peninsula. There were approximately 15,000 casualties after the war (Shafir, 2017). The
Jewish were successful to create the Israel State hence drove the Palestinians out, and they had to
settle in refugee camps in Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan. At the beginning of 1967, the Israelites
attacked Syria, Jordan, and Egypt to fight the Arab troops in these countries borders and captured
more lands hence increasing its territory.
The conflict continued for several years despite the calls for negotiation and to provide a
two-state solution to end the conflict. The situation became worse in 1997 hence efforts to end
the war was crucial, more so between holding peace talks between Israel and other Arab nations
(Anziska, 2018). In 1978, the United States thought it wise to intervene with the Egyptian
President and the Israeli Prime Minister to discuss the peace treaty. The economic status in the
Middle East put a lot of pressure on the nation hence facilitated peaceful agreement since both
parties wanted to achieve a stable economy. The deal became successful, and it was regarded as
the Camp David Accords thus the beginning of a peaceful solution for the two groups (Anziska,
2018). Israel returned the previously acquired Sinai Peninsula to Egypt hence there was peace
between the two countries. Also, Arabs and Israeli nations were together in 1991 at the Madrid
Conferences. There was the establishment of the peace treaty with Jordan and Israel. In 1993,
Israeli created a peace agreement with the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) hence signed
Oslo Accords (Pressman, 2018). They agreed that they would recognize the State of Israel and
remove the troops from the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. However, PLO did not observe the
agreement as they refused to identify Israel as a state hence compromised the initial deal.
Even though there were peace treaties signed, the conflict did not end. The Palestinians
began the second intifada as they committed several suicide attacks while Israel hit back with air
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strikes. The Gaza wars became extreme between the Palestinians and Israeli groups. The first
war began in 2008 but ended in 2009. The second war later began in 2012, and the next was
2014 (Pressman, 2018). The Israelis accused Hamas group of kidnapping the three boys hence
led to their arrest. The Hamas retaliated by launching powerful rockets to the State of Israel. The
Israelis, therefore, had to fight back as they engaged in several air strikes and the conflict
continued.
The ongoing conflict situation appears to be simple, yet it is complicated at the same
time. The two groups have a different set of beliefs. For instance, the Palestinians believe that
Jerusalem is one of their holy cities since Prophet Mohammed faced it during his prayers (Harms
& Ferry, 2017). Besides, Al-Aqsa Mosque is in Jerusalem, and the Palestinians believe that it is
where the Prophet ascended to heaven. They, therefore, think that they are the rightful owners of
the land. The Israelites do also think that they are the heirs of the land as they inherited it from
Abraham because it was the Promised Land (Harms & Ferry, 2017). The Israelites thus believe
that they should continue residing in the Promised Land to receive unending protection and
blessing. Also, Zionism movement encouraged the Israelites to believe that Israel was their land
and that Judaism was more of an ethnic group than a religion.
The Israeli and Palestinian conflict has escalated for many years, and many people
continue to die as hatred also increases hence different groups are unwilling to sign peace
treaties. Palestine plays a significant role in the conflict as it has refused to sign peace treaties to
stop the violence yet other Arab countries have agreed on ending the violence. It is, therefore,
clear that the Israeli and Palestinian conflict will end if the two groups come together, and agree
to end the war even after signing the peace treaties.
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References
Anziska, S. (2018). Preventing Palestine: A Political History from Camp David to Oslo.
Princeton University Press.
Gerner, D. J. (2018). One land, two peoples: The conflict over Palestine. Routledge.
Harms, G., & Ferry, T. M. (2017). The Palestine-Israel conflict: a basic introduction. Pluto Press.
Pressman, J. (2018). From Madrid and Oslo to Camp David: The United States and the ArabIsraeli Conflict, 1991–2001. In The Middle East and the United States (pp. 244-261).
Routledge.
Shafir, G. (2017). A Half Century of Occupation: Israel, Palestine, and the World’s Most
Intractable Conflict. Univ of California Press.
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TIPS AND TRICKS
There’s a reason I require word counts rather than pages.
Oh no, your paper exceeds the maximum number of pages allowed! What do you do??
Border size Rule-of-thumb:
If there is paper exposed, it can be
filled (Nature, and other journals,
FOR KEEPING YOUR PAPER WITHIN THE PAGE LIMIT
abhors a vacuous submission).
If limit exists, apply 0.2pt rule.
Shrink font size to limits
of human perception
Use Max. Abbrev.
If a minimum font sized is
imposed, use a font that is
0.2pt smaller. They won’t
In. J. of Hu. A. Spelling out the journal
names will only make it easy
notice, will they?
for people to look up your
competitors’ papers.
Take out excessive details
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of your methodology
Sander
Rewrite entire paper to
Let’s face it, nobody really
make it more concise and
cares (and if they do, why
easier to understand
help your competition?)
Yeah right. Prodigious
verbiage establishes your
superior intelligence.
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