The Problems in the Middle East

Middle East Israel The land of Israel was a Jew in 1948, but Arab Diaspora insisted on that land. Since the Jews returned to their "hometown", both games competed for the holy place they claimed to be all. The conflict between Arabs and Jews is still intense, suicide bombing terrorism and militia violence occurs every day. Due to the nature and age of the conflict, permanent peace between Arabs and Jews may not be possible. The Jews believed that their God promised them their land, and the capital of Jerusalem, Israel was their holy city.

Dr. Mahathir: The Middle East problem is not to admit this problem. There is no problem in the Middle East. The whole area was once governed by Turkey, and they did not fight each other. For example, Syria is a country and is currently divided into five countries. All of these are done separately by British and French. The most important thing is that they decided to hand over the land belonging to Arabs to the Jews as they had Jewish problems. Their solution to the Holocaust was to take the lands of others and hand them over to the Jews. At that time, 94% of Arabs were in Palestine. They are very angry naturally. As long as you do not pay attention to that problem, the Arabs will get frustrated and find ways to stop them from feeling this way, otherwise you will not be able to solve the Middle East problem.

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People's memory ... has been adjusted or accustomed to think that the Middle East problem must be a chronic disease. They are not only 30 years old, they do not know the state of the Middle East for the first time, Arab - Israel conflict, two cold war. Thinktank based in Philadelphia The Middle East Forum recently released a table of democracy in Middle Eastern countries. Their argument is that the situation has changed little since September 11, 2001, and many politicians have killed the democratic process if it is said that "the war with terror". The results have shown little progress from 1999 to 2005. The report even pointed out that this model could adversely affect the interests of the US, the sole executable enemy of many Middle Eastern powers.