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Israeli Palestinian
Tuesday September 20 20XX
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Conflict
Ali Mohammad & Aryan Kamran

Resolving the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Introduction:
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has a deep
history, resulting in a complex struggle that
affects the lives and interests of millions of
people around the world. In his mind, conflict
embodies the struggle between dictatorship,
personal conflict, and the desire for peace. By
exploring the problem's historical roots,
current problems, and hopes for a solution,
we can gain a deeper understanding of this
multifaceted problem and the path to peace.

Israile And Palastine

Ali Mohammad, 1

History of the conflict

Israeli & Palestine
The start of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict can be
traced back to the 19th and early 20th centuries,
which marked the rise of Zionism and Arab
society. movement. The 1917 Balfour
Declaration laid the foundation for the
establishment of the state of Israel by expressing
support for the establishment of a "national home The 1990 Oslo Accords aimed to establish a
for the Jews" in Palestine. These statements, Palestinian Authority and outlined a process
along with the rush of Jews into Palestine, led to to reach a final peace agreement. However,
tensions with the Arab population, leading to the failure to resolve important issues such as
conflict and conflict. the status of Jerusalem, the right of return of
Palestinian refugees, and the borders of the
CONFLICT The 1948 Arab-Israeli War, also known as the future Palestinian state leads to ongoing and
War of Independence, led to the establishment of sometimes violent incidents. The historical
the State of Israel and the evacuation of hundreds legacy of the conflict continues to influence
of thousands of Palestinians, displacing many fat today's challenges and highlights the
people. Subsequent wars, including the 1967 Six- difficulty of finding solutions.
Day War and the 1973 Yom Kippur War, led to
further escalation of violence and expanded the
conflict, especially in East Jerusalem, the West
Bank, and the Gaza Strip. These historical events
gave rise to deep grievances and competing
claims to land, leading to violence and insecurity.
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Current problems and their consequences
Today, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is
characterized by many challenges that
affect the warehouse dedicated to peace
and stability in the region. The expansion
of Israeli settlements in the West Bank
has been a source of controversy, as the
international community views it as a
violation of international law and a major
interference in the establishment of a
unified Palestinian state. The construction
of the separation wall, which Israel sees
as a security measure, has increased
divisions and further complicated the
territorial dispute.
Jerusalem, considered a holy city by both
Israelis and Palestinians, is still the focus
of conflicts. The controversial US
decision to recognize Jerusalem as
Israel's capital in 2017 sparked
widespread protests and condemnation
from Palestinian leaders, reflecting a
deep-seated desire to contain events in
the city. The Palestinian people's desire
for a state, including Israel's concerns and
security, creates a balance that has not yet
been positively addressed in the pursuit
of a peace agreement.
Aryan Kamran, 2
Peace and hope for the future:
Amongst the difficulties of the Israeli-
Palestinian conflict, hope for peace and
quiet paths to a common solution. hope.
International efforts, including the
participation of the United Nations, the
European Union and regional
authorities, aim to promote dialogue and
dialogue between the two parties.
Support for a two-state solution with a
border agreement has received
widespread support as a basis for
resolving the core problems of the
conflict and achieving peace.
The humanitarian situation in Palestine in the Gaza
Strip has worsened due to the blockade and
renewed fighting, making life miserable for
residents. Without access to basic amenities such as
clean water, electricity and adequate healthcare, the
people of Gaza are trapped in a low-income
environment, leading to further hardships for peace
and harmony. Ongoing administrative problems,
divisions in the Palestinian leadership and lack of
collective bargaining also add to the complexity of
the current situation.
Of course, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a deep
and complex issue that involves many historical,
current issues and aspirations for peace, security
and freedom. By delving into its historical roots,
dealing with today's challenges, and discovering
the hope for peace, we can gain a deeper
understanding of this struggle and approach to
problem-solving. It is possible to teach the future
of unity, mutual knowledge and peace in the
region through political, social and community
efforts.
Ali Mohammad, 2
Land Conflicts: The Complexity of Borders a
At the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict are interrelated territorial
borders and disputes, and the
expansion of Israeli settlements in
the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
Ongoing debates over land rights,
security issues, and the possibility of
a two-state solution highlight the
complexity of this struggle. A
complex network of checkpoints,
barriers and systems continues to
impact the daily experiences of
Israelis and Palestinians, causing
physical and mental challenges.
The effort to control key religious
sites such as Al-Aqsa Mosque and
the West Bank adds another layer of
complexity, including the religious
and territorial boundaries of the
conflict. The conflict over Jerusalem,
which is considered a holy city by
both Jews and Muslims, shows the
depth of the struggle between the
administration and the holy places.
When we draw attention to the
network of different conflict areas, it
is clear that territorial acquisition and
recognition are still the main drivers
of conflict.