Outside Powers' Influence on the Resolution of the Arab-Israeli Conflict since 1948

Since 1948, in the conflict of Arab - Israel many countries such as the United Kingdom, France, the United States, Russia, and the United Nations have been involved in conflict since 1948 when external forces have settled the conflict. One of the main reasons is Middle Eastern oil and the benefits of France and the UK. Because of the Cold War dispute, America and Russia are involved. Early actions in the UK did not help peace, for most people believed that British behavior brought about the 1948 independence war, and reached an agreement with the Jews.

The Arab - Israel conflict is a contemporary phenomenon whose origin is in the late 19th century. With the birth of Israel in 1948, the conflict has become a major international issue. The Arab - Israeli conflict brought at least five major wars and several small conflicts. It is also the root of two Palestinian uprisings (uprising). When the European Jews emigrated to Palestine in the 1880s, the tension between the Zionist movement and the Palestinian Arab inhabitants began to appear. This immigrant increased the Jewish Palestinian community, later became part of the Ottoman Empire, acquired the land for the Ottoman Empire and the Arab landowners (known as Afidis) and established Jewish agricultural settlements Did. At that time, the Arabs lived in this land in almost feudal living.

The reasons for the 1948 Arab - Israel war were different, most of which resulted from contradictory views between Arabs and Jews about Palestine. This article will help explain the long-term cause, direct cause and consequences of the 1948 Arab-Israel war. The Arab-Israeli conflict took place after the end of World War I and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire Two different ethnic groups emerged in Palestine: the Arab Palestinians returned to the country 3,000 years ago in Palestine . Palestine is the house where God was given to them. Zionist believes that Jews constitute not only national and religious groups, but also the country, seeking to establish a country in Palestine. But the Palestinians believe that Palestine is theirs and hope to establish their own independent state.