The Plight of the Palestinians

There are many problems in the Middle East today. I will investigate these direct problems and explore possible problems in the future to understand the problems, subjects, and ambitions present in the area. This understanding can be the basis necessary to validate the current policy of the region and will be coordinated to better support the US goal accordingly. One of the most important and famous problems affecting the Middle East is the plight of the Palestinians.

The plight of the Palestinians is an effective and valuable cause. Israel itself has been criticized for human rights violations by many international organizations. But no matter how many people feel about these problems and their feelings towards the Israeli state it is difficult to understand if someone can support or demonstrate Hamas and Hizbullah's behavior. Therefore, Jeremy Corbin needs to fully explain his support for these groups. How do they call it a campaign for peace and social justice based on the shocking violence they committed? Why does he think that the British government no longer defines them as terrorist organizations?

Israel is in charge of the fate of Palestinian refugees. Arabs and Palestinians will be immediately responsible for the plight of the Palestinians, but often ignore Jewish parallelism. About 700,000 Palestinians asked for evacuation to neighboring countries about the declared Jewish state and the war in 1948 (Peteet 3). In contrast, after the establishment of Israel, 850,000 Jews were "exiled" from Arab countries (Bhatar). Most people went to Israel where they settled in transit camps in the 1950s (Batal). Instead of maintaining these camps, Israel "changed them to developing towns and communities" (Batal). The argument that historical evidence does not support the influence of this Zionist is the main reason for Jewish immigrants (fatal)