The Effect of Outside Powers on the Arab-Israeli Conflict

The influence of external forces on Arab - Israel conflict Tension in the Middle East is a sustained problem, which arises from historical and religious claims in this area. It is confident that both sides are right and because it is the opposite victim, it has been strengthened. In addition, political motivation to promote the participation of the Western countries, the stubbornness of the Middle East, peace negotiations and solving immediate problems is encouraging this.

Your Name Pol 340-01 March 20th 2008 Seminary Papers Arab - Israeli Conflict Arab - Israel's conflict is a conflict between Middle Eastern Arabs and Jews about Israel and Palestine. The conflict brought war and millions of refugees. This particular confrontation arises from the lives of Arabs and Jews. "The beginning of Zionism and the Arab - Israeli conflict explains the basic principles of this complex controversy" (Frankel 17). Israel - The establishment of two sovereign states of the Palestinian conflict is the only possibility for a peaceful resolution of the Palestinian conflict in the history of the Middle East. In order to achieve this goal, third parties must provide sufficient incentives to Arab and Jewish countries and establish a sovereign Palestinian state. It is a very unlikely result as conflicts are rooted in people's traditions and beliefs, making compromise more difficult. I anticipate that this conflict will end in an unstoppable way.

In Israel in 1948, there was a constant fight between Israelis and Arabs. Israelis have the right to live peacefully in Israel, but Palestinians have a fight because they believe that Israel is their country. In recent years, the conflict in the Middle East exploded on our TV screen. The main news is the image of daily violence and suffering. A heavy armed Israeli soldier's face facing a young Palestinian child throwing a stone at a pachinko like a lion

After 60 years, the heritage of the Arab-Israel conflict continues. The war of 1948 can be seen as "victory and tragedy: the Israeli victory and the Arabs' tragedy." In this article we will investigate and discuss the main causes of Arab-Israel conflict in 1948 and its direct consequences. It will first explore the root of social, religious, and ideological conflict and provide a background for war. The establishment of Zionism, the impact of World War I and the role of British mission will be explored to understand the different goals, strategies and motivations of the two groups, the subsequent developments. It will focus on the Arab-Israel war in 1948, the long-term and direct cause of the conflict, and its direct influence and heritage.