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DO NOW Take out your work from yesterday Take out your work from yesterday We will talk about it in just a moment so make sure it is completed and you’ve gone over it for your quiz We will talk about it in just a moment so make sure it is completed and you’ve gone over it for your quiz

PALESTINE AND THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT

MIDDLE EAST AFTER WORLD WAR II Middle Eastern nations achieved independence Middle Eastern nations achieved independence The superpowers tried to secure allies The superpowers tried to secure allies Why? Why? Strategic importance in the Cold War Strategic importance in the Cold War Vital petroleum (oil) fields Vital petroleum (oil) fields

ISRAEL With the end of WWII, the Arab-Israeli conflict became the major political and military problem in the Middle East. With the end of WWII, the Arab-Israeli conflict became the major political and military problem in the Middle East. After the Holocaust, many of the survivors had no place to go. After the Holocaust, many of the survivors had no place to go. Many Jews (Zionists) believed that they should have a homeland of their own. Many Jews (Zionists) believed that they should have a homeland of their own. They concentrated on the biblical area of Israel They concentrated on the biblical area of Israel

ISRAEL After WWI, the area had become the British mandate of Palestine. After WWI, the area had become the British mandate of Palestine. When Jewish immigration accelerated, friction was created between Jews and Palestinian Arabs When Jewish immigration accelerated, friction was created between Jews and Palestinian Arabs After 1945, Zionists and Palestinian Arabs wanted individual nations and both felt they had claim to Palestine. After 1945, Zionists and Palestinian Arabs wanted individual nations and both felt they had claim to Palestine. Britain withdrew in 1947 and the U.N. proposed that the country be partitioned (“divided”) 50/50 Britain withdrew in 1947 and the U.N. proposed that the country be partitioned (“divided”) 50/50

ISRAEL A war broke out when the Jews, certain of U.S. and Soviet support, declared their independence and the creation of a new state of Israel on May 14, A war broke out when the Jews, certain of U.S. and Soviet support, declared their independence and the creation of a new state of Israel on May 14, When fighting ended in 1949, the Israelis had conquered more territory than had been envisioned in the U.N. plan, and the rest of the territory fell to Egypt and Jordan, rather than forming an independent Palestinian state. When fighting ended in 1949, the Israelis had conquered more territory than had been envisioned in the U.N. plan, and the rest of the territory fell to Egypt and Jordan, rather than forming an independent Palestinian state. Palestinian Arab refugees fled to Lebanon, the West Bank, and the Gaza strip. Palestinian Arab refugees fled to Lebanon, the West Bank, and the Gaza strip.

ISRAEL Israel would fight victorious wars in 1956 against Egypt, and 1967 against Egypt, Syria, and Jordan, securing much of the territory around Israel Israel would fight victorious wars in 1956 against Egypt, and 1967 against Egypt, Syria, and Jordan, securing much of the territory around Israel Yom Kippur War (1973) Yom Kippur War (1973) Syria and Egypt launched a surprise attack against Israel Syria and Egypt launched a surprise attack against Israel Soviet Union supplied the Arabs and the U.S. supplied the Israeli allies Soviet Union supplied the Arabs and the U.S. supplied the Israeli allies The seven Arab members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) imposed a boycott of oil sales to countries seen as friendly to Israel. (October 1973 to March 1974) The seven Arab members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) imposed a boycott of oil sales to countries seen as friendly to Israel. (October 1973 to March 1974)

CAMP DAVID ACCORDS Israel and Egypt would sign a peace treaty in 1979 with U.S. Pres. Jimmy Carter mediating the Camp David Accords Israel and Egypt would sign a peace treaty in 1979 with U.S. Pres. Jimmy Carter mediating the Camp David Accords Israel would return the Sinai to Egypt in exchange for recognition. Israel would return the Sinai to Egypt in exchange for recognition. Israel had to negotiate a resolution of the Palestinian refugee dilemma. (Never happened) Israel had to negotiate a resolution of the Palestinian refugee dilemma. (Never happened) Made an all-out war between Israel and the Arab world less likely. Made an all-out war between Israel and the Arab world less likely.

PALESTINE After 1967, the refugees would form the Palestinian Liberation Organization, (PLO) under the leadership of Yasir Arafat After 1967, the refugees would form the Palestinian Liberation Organization, (PLO) under the leadership of Yasir Arafat In 1988, the PLO declared the independence of Palestine (the West Bank and Gaza) In 1988, the PLO declared the independence of Palestine (the West Bank and Gaza) Conflict still continues today Conflict still continues today