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Israeli vs. Palestinian Conflict
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Isreal / Palestine Conflict Map The majority of Palestinians live in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Separated into Arab and Jewish States.
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Conflict begins 1920-1947 British mandate over Palestine Jewish people began traveling to Holy Land Tensions increase between Arabs and Jews 1920-1947 British mandate over Palestine Jewish people began traveling to Holy Land Tensions increase between Arabs and Jews
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Israel Balfour Declaration of 1917: Jewish national home in Palestine United Nations Resolution of 1947: Partition of Palestine into Arab and Jewish States Jewish people received majority of the land State of Israel was declared in 1948 Balfour Declaration of 1917: Jewish national home in Palestine United Nations Resolution of 1947: Partition of Palestine into Arab and Jewish States Jewish people received majority of the land State of Israel was declared in 1948
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Israeli Problems Arabs rejected partition of Palestine Six Day War PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization) HAMAS (Islamic Resistance Movement) Arabs rejected partition of Palestine Six Day War PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization) HAMAS (Islamic Resistance Movement)
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Palestinian Problems “Prison Camp”… Can’t go anywhere Checkpoints (freeze traffic, block roads, search cars) Cannot move from town to town Curfews (only leave to buy groceries every several days) EX: From June 21, 2002 to September 27, 2002, 2,292 hours out of 2,376 hours were spent under curfew Close schools Unemployment Poverty Health issues (anemia) Starvation Minimal access to health care “Prison Camp”… Can’t go anywhere Checkpoints (freeze traffic, block roads, search cars) Cannot move from town to town Curfews (only leave to buy groceries every several days) EX: From June 21, 2002 to September 27, 2002, 2,292 hours out of 2,376 hours were spent under curfew Close schools Unemployment Poverty Health issues (anemia) Starvation Minimal access to health care Merchants cannot access markets Restrictions on shipping (truck to truck) Crops are lost/damaged Farmers cannot access crops or ship them (lose money)
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