A Wall of Exclusion: Can Palestine Survive

The ongoing land struggle between the Israelis and the Palestinians is a controversy explained by the international community for many years. Currently, many countries recognize Palestine as an independent country, but not all stakeholders, notably the United Nations including the United States and the United Kingdom, do not necessarily agree. The main controversial area is the West Bank and the Gaza Strip on the border with Jordan. Eastern Jerusalem is also included in this conflict, but Israel calls this area unified as Jerusalem, which is basically part of the capital.

Israel on the West Bank - The Palestinian wall separates Israel from the secret Palestinian state of the new United Nations. The background of the conflict between Israel and Palestine can be traced back to the separation and collapse of the First World War and the countries under the control of Britain and its allies after the Second World War. Israel influenced by Judaism is surrounded by countries dominated by Islamic faith. One of them is Palestine, and the two countries continue to have differences in resettlement of territory and border.

Continue Israeli Palestinian walls, articles, fences, and fences: Israel and Palestinian Israel's focus is on preventing movement from Palestinians to Israel. This is a reasoning of many articles about the motive for building walls. Gershon Baskin states that the aim of the division of Israel and Palestine is to prevent Palestinian cultural, social and economic influence on Israel, which is a more complex motive and leads to better understanding . The real motive behind the construction of Israeli Palestinian wall

If I want to survive the earth, I recall that all the walls must be between people, between Israel and Palestine, between Europe and Africa, the so-called first world and the third world. Likewise, we build walls in our own mind, walls between men and women, and walls between humans and all creatures. Note: This is an excerpt from the aspect of the worldview of the Gaia Education Sustainable Design online course. In 2012, we are asked to rewrite this dimension as part of the collaboration between Gaia Education and the Open Catalonia University (UOC), which was revised to current version in 2016. The next opportunity to take the course is to start Worldview Dimension on May 21, 2018. You may like my book 'Design Rebirth Culture'