Unveiling Truths of Occupied Palestine

Movement beyond obstacles is not monitored. If people want to cross, they have to stop and stop the car at the beginning of the obstacle. If you ship anything, such as goods, agricultural products, even pharmaceuticals, you need two trucks to collect on both sides of the obstacle. This process creates an excessive economic burden by requiring a second truck, additional gas expenditure, manual work and time. This process is impossible for fresh foods such as refrigerated foods and medicines.

Palestine is a region with a long history, located on the east coast of the Mediterranean. Today, it is mainly divided into Israel and the occupied areas of Israel. People who occupied this area have always been called "Palestinians". In the late nineteenth century, the population of Palestine accounted for 95% of the Arab population. As a result of the Zionist movement, in the process of forming a strong Palestinian (Arab Palestine) opposition, many Jews began to emigrate to the area. Tension is getting increasingly tight as the Jews are increasingly convinced that they will get their houses more and more. The Palestinians refused to accept the status of the Jewish state and proposed to divide the country. After the establishment of the Israeli state, five Arab forces immediately assisted and attacked the Palestinians. The number of Palestinians exceeds the number of Jews (from 1.3 million to 600 000), but the latter can defeat Arab forces in preparation for war.

Since 1946 - 2010, Israel took over Palestine, the Jews and Zionists have increased every ten years, and as the statistics at the end of the war shows, the number of Palestinians is decreasing. During the 6-day war, Israel occupied the last 22% of the Palestinians avoided in 1948. My family history and overseas representatives can refer to the first phase 1 1/2 Victim's voice 1/2

The first victim of Nakba was the Palestinian himself (Bresheeth, 2007: 179). Eretz Israel, a Hebrew extension word, strictly replaces the historical terms of Palestine, treating Palestine as a country with that history and as a person with that language (Bresheeth, 2007: 179). Meanwhile, Saeed argues that the word "Palestine" is itself an explanation, not a country's name (1992: 10). The mechanism that links the future to the dreams of the past eliminates the "reality between the past and the future". There, the term Israel provides continuity in filling the gap (1992: 10). Ignored gaps include more than 2000 years history