Ethnic Conflict in the Middle East

Ethnic conflicts in the Middle East are rooted in the history of the world and may be inherent in human nature. This type of conflict is difficult to solve, which is obvious in the Middle East situation. The theory of ethnic conflict explains that it is not territorial, political or economical to impede the achievement of peace between Israel and the people of Palestine. The Camp David Summit in July 2000 is the latest attempt to promote sustained peace and a clear example of the possibility that ethnocentricism can hamper success.

Such 'remembrance' is part of any ethnic conflict. In the Middle East, racial differences can be traced not only to the times of the Bible, but also to the Christian Crusade and after the Second World War. In Northern Ireland, a historical confrontation between Protestantism and Catholics is repeated at annual festivals, which often become violent. Sri Lankan school children said that the promise of the Buddha is that Sri Lanka is a special refuge in Buddhism, rebuilding Buddhist Sinhalese on the island, and the important thing between Prince Sinhara and Eritari Tamir He said he was reminded of the collision. Advantage For Serbs and Croats, the invasion of Europe by the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, accompanied by the ethnic division policy of the Austrian-Hungarian empire, the atrocities of the racial regime during World War II and the conflicts of Partisan, It became reality reality.

Ethnic conflicts in the Middle East are rooted in the history of the world and may be inherent in human nature. This type of conflict is difficult to solve, which is obvious in the Middle East situation. The theory of ethnic conflict explains that it is not territorial, political or economical to impede the achievement of peace between Israel and the people of Palestine. - The economy and the media are changing aspects of culture and language. "With the progress of globalization, the loss of human language is also increasing.

Today, Middle East is a field of war, ethnic conflict, economic crisis. Today's situation in the Middle East is unstable, unpredictable and unstable both politically and economically when the ancient Mesopotamia peaked or in the glorious era that was at the time of significant progress of the Ottoman Empire (Fieldhouse, 2006). . The history and dynamics that caused these events are complicated, and there is not one thing due to the political and economic recession of this region. Nonetheless, we can strongly argue that Western imperialism is not an important cause of the current Middle East problem. The modernization and democratization efforts initiated by the Western colonial powers of the Middle East have not completely failed: Turkey is its greatest success (Lewis, 1995)