Partition Plan. Arab-Israeli War 1948 Israel 1948-67.

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Partition Plan

Arab-Israeli War 1948

Israel

The Region

Post-1967 UNSC Resolution 242 Israel returns occupied territories All states recognize the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and right to exist of all other states.

Palestinian Liberation Organization: PLOPLO Yasir Arafat1972 Olympic Massacre

1973 War Timeline October 6-24Timeline Sinai War

1973 War Israeli-Syrian Front

Camp David Accords September 1978

October 6, 1981 Sadat Assassination

First Intifada 1987

HamasHamas

Oslo AccordsOslo Accords, 1993

The Palestinian Authority

Since 1993 Fatah vs. Hamas Second Intifada, September 2000 Israeli Settlements January 2006: Hamas wins Palestinian elections July-August 2006: Israel vs. Hezbollah June 2007: Hamas seizes Gaza Strip Dec2008/Jan 2009 Gaza War: –Israel vs. Hamas

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