Objective: To take a position about the Israeli occupation of territories after the Six Day War in Do Now: With your table! Go through the VOCABULARY sheet and define as many terms as you can using your break research!

Agenda Do Now Using research Notes Text Interpretation **Reminders: Make up missing work (think when Ms. F was out!) in tutoring on MONDAYS! 3:45-4:45 in 213.

Getting Started For each of the conflicts and peace agreements on the front page, explain the IMPACT.

Notes: Understanding the Arab-Israeli Conflict Impacts of Major conflicts 2.Important Vocab of the Six Day War 3.Fourth Geneva Convention

Interpreting Maps Look over the maps and answer the 4 questions. Discuss with your table: –Based on the maps you are seeing, what was the end result of the Six Day War? –Would this promote peace?

2. Important Vocab of the Six Day War Occupied territories: land acquired by Israel in 1967— West Bank, Gaza, E Jerusalem. Approx 4 million Palestinians and 40,000 Israeli settlers live in the territory. DISPUTED Control. Land for Peace: UN resolution asked Israel to return the occupied lands to Palestine/Arab nations in exchange for peace. –Israel to withdraw from occupied territories –States in the region must recognize each other’s right to exist –Resolution of the Palestinian refugee problem

2. Important Vocab of the Six Day War Settlements: Jewish civilian communities built in the places occupied by Israel during the Six Day War (Occupied territories). These are considered illegal by the international community. Refugee: sometimes called a ‘displaced person;’ anyone living outside of his country who cannot return or will not return for fear of persecution

2. Important Vocab of the Six Day War Green Line: demarcation line (line that draws boundaries usually as a result of a cease-fire) that separated the land between the Arabs and Israelis in 1949 and again in 1967.

3. Fourth Geneva Convention (1949) Historical Context Key Terms: –“High Contracting Party” = sovereign state –“Occupying power” = group that took over

Fourth Geneva Convention What does each article say? What does this mean? How can this document be used for BOTH sides of the Arab-Israeli Conflict?

HW: DUE WEDNESDAY 4/10 Read, annotate and create notes for Middle East: Core Issues Complete map questions Make up Assignment (can count as one missing HW): Make up assignment— watch To Die in Jerusalem and answer the related questions (link on the class website). DUE FRIDAY 4/12.

Exit Slip What’s one thing you learned today? What is one thing that is still confusing? Other thoughts about today?