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    Palestine and Israel, and ultimately marked the legacy of Carter as the President. A stable and an unwavering Middle East was the focal point of the Carter administration’s main diplomatic mission. With the diminishing influence of the Soviet Union, Carter saw this as an opportunity to hopefully pave a way for democracy in the entire Middle East and spread the words of freedom and free will (Perry 1). Carter and his Secretary of State, Cyrus Vance, met and negotiated with individual Arab leaders…

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    Lord Rothschild by British Foreign Secretary Arthur James Balfour, which became known as the “Balfour Declaration”, announced the creation of a Jewish state to the world. Arthur James Balfour wrote this letter to Britain’s most illustrious Jewish citizen, Baron Lionel Walter Rothschild, expressing the British government’s support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine, writing “His Majesty’s Government view with favor the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will…

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    The Israel Palestine conflict is not as complicated as people may think. The two nations have been fighting for many years. The objective of the war has always been for the possession of the greater territory. This war has been destroying and separating families from both sides. The area, Palestine, that both nations have been fighting for, is an area in the Middle East, bounded to the west by the Mediterranean, to the north by Lebanon, to the south by the Sinai Desert, and to the east by the…

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    The organization of Maoz-Israel cited in 2002 that: "There are currently about 30 terrorist attacks per day in this tiny country of 5.2 million Jews. What if there were 30 terrorist attacks per day in Chicago or Los Angeles or Paris or London?" (“War” n. pag.). The Camp David Accords since the 1978 signing did not help in the Middle East, as stated in a study of Israeli terrorist attacks in 2002. U.S. President, Jimmy Carter, wished to help with Middle Eastern peace but everything he tried did…

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    Ralph Bunche is one of the many people who can say that they had a lifetime of achievements. Ralph Bunche was the first black Nobel Prize winner for maintaining peace between the continually feuding Arabs and Jews in Palestine, and this the reason why I want to research Bunche into further depth. His other major projects as UN under-secretary-general were stopping military conflict in the Suez Conflict, orchestrating the Congo (Zaire), Cyprus and Bahrain, and served as part of the board of the…

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    The Peace Now Movement

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    Israel has historically been riddled with various conflicts and issues. In recent years, many of the problems facing the Jewish-state relate to Israeli and Palestinian relations. The Jewish people settled in and established what is biblically known as the kingdoms of Judea and Samaria. Later while under Babylonian rule, the Jewish people were exiled/dispersed from their ancestral homeland during the Jewish Diaspora. Years later, the Arabs settled the land and formed Palestine. Years after that,…

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    (ifamericansknew.org). The Palestinian Arabs and the surrounding Arab states rejected the partition proposal initially. They felt that Palestine was their land and that the Jews were a foreign implant forced upon them, and they feared that the Jews had the strength to drive them out (israelipalestinian.procon.org). This decision would ultimately lead to the absence of all the peace in the region. Immediately following Israel’s decision to declare its independence, five Arab nations invaded…

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    North America, encouraging its civilians to support and even join the force. Moreover, nowadays communist, fascist and totalitarian countries make use of propagandas as well. These governments use propagandas to keep its citizens from questioning the government/party and lead its citizens to become extreme nationalists. 2.…

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    same year voted to establish the creation of a Jewish state and an Arab state. That was the creation and establishment of Israel. Israel is known as the “Holy Land”, a country of rich history and distinguishable conflict. It is a nation state known for its incredibly notorious history with war, conflict, and strength. Through history religion has played a huge role in development of our societies, and has connected us as global citizens. Through the 68 years as an established Nation- state, it…

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    The city of Mecca interacted with the bedouin tribes that lived in the desert areas around it by establishing a food and caravan trade system. Mecca also became a ground for establishing peace between feuding clans. Islam first arose when Muhammad constructed the Qur’an through the words of Allah. Once he was finished with the Qur’an, Muhammad preached the words to his clan. Islam brought unity to the people of Arabia and it showed that everyone was equal. However, with all of these positive…

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