Arab War Essay

The Arab – Israeli war was not only initiated by the Jews and the Arabs, but also the British that mandated Palestine for years. Rather than resolving the issue at hand the British decided to hand the issue over to United Nations, who had little to no clue about much of the issue. The United Nations viewing it as just any territorial dispute decided to resolve the issue, which rather than solving the issue caused a massive war and massacres. The Arab – Israeli conflict is not as difficult of an issue as it seems, it is rather simple.
A conflict between countries initiate with one country not being able to tolerate another country or one country being resentful about another country having land that they originally wanted. We illustrate this …show more content…
During the time of the British rule a few of the Arabic countries came together and created the Arab League. The Arab League consisted of five countries which included Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, and Iraq. The League came together to help Palestine gain its territory because they also believed it was unfair to let the Jews have the larger part of the land than the Arabs. This scenario gave birth to Arab Nationalism for the first time. Arab Nationalism was born out of the fact that these countries shared the same language, religion and history. The Arab Nationalism was also one of the reasons that caused the Arab – Israeli war because it gave the Arab states one common enemy. Due to the history that these countries shared they felt as though it was their duty to help out their brother …show more content…
The resolution called for two things: the withdrawal of Israel armed forces from territories occupied in the recent conflict and the termination of all states of belligerency and respect the acknowledgement of the sovereignty and territorial integrity and political independence of every state that are in the same areas and the right to live in peace. The resolution defends the same goal as the principles of President