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    Canada has been known to have a close relationship to Israel. Under Canadian Policy on Key Issues in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict on the official Government of Canadá website it states, “Canada and Israel enjoy a steadfast friendship and strong, growing bilateral relations in many areas based on shared values, including democracy.”. While the Government of Canadá also “recognizes the Palestinian right to self-determination”, Canadá and Israel have a very close relationship. To the point the…

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    The start of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union after the Second World War began a series of standoffs and conflicts between the two superpowers. This conflict however, did not remain in the two countries and because both desired dominance over one another but did not want all out war, the conflicts were played out in weaker or smaller countries and regions of the world such as in the Middle East. The United States was attracted to the Middle East due to the containment…

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    It took me 40 years to become a Jew. When I was a child, I wasn’t a Jew and not only because I never went to a synagogue. My father’s family had abandoned their religion so he wasn’t Jewish. More to the point, my mother and my grandmother weren’t Jewish either, so according to orthodox Judaism’s principles of matrilineal descent, it was impossible for me to be a Jew. All I had was the “Cohen” name. I once asked my parents why they had not changed it. After saying, quite rightly, that you should…

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    In1948, a new State was born in the Middle East, the State of Israel. After two thousand years, the Jews regained their sovereignty, through a challenging process. The Jews, which had suffered more than any other population during the Holocaust, were spread all over the world, many of them striving to recover from the World War II. The active presence of a leader that could motivate people towards a common goal of unification and the creation of a new county was essential to the Jewish people.…

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    individuals concerned with the Accords were divided between supporters who described it as a ‘Peace Gate’, and opponents who considered it a ‘Trojan Horse’ . It is not easy to find a party with a middle ground between the supporters who called for ‘settlement and peaceful co-existence’ and the opponents who resisted ‘surrender and forfeit’. These two views were reflected at the level of political discourse in deciding whether to retain the name of the location after which the Accords were named…

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    grounded in fundamental values of equality, peace, unity and justice; contextually transcending values that are the blueprints of our humanity. The speeches you are studying currently in your HSC course, particularly Anwar Saddat’s address to the Israeli Knesset and Margaret Atwood’s Spotty-handed villainess, are of no doubt great speeches that don’t just simply resonate with their current…

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    116,074 people have been killed through the Palestinian-Israeli conflict (Jewishvirtuallibrary.com). Britain is responsible for the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, because they didn’t thoroughly plan how to govern the area in dispute. This is shown through the various treaties they made during WW1 and the lack of control during their mandate. In 1915, the British under the McMahon agreement to King Hussein promised the Arabs the land they had lived in before the Turks came, in exchange for a…

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    Jimmy Carter was one of the most commonly known U.S presidents, and like all presidents, Jimmy Carter exemplified the roles as the overseeing leader. One as being chief executive, President Carter executed the Executive Order 11803 in 1977. The order reviewed all cases where military duty was abandoned, and it was extremely crucial as it was the Vietnam War crisis at the time. In addition, President Carter thought returning the Panama Canal to Panama would improve their relationship with Latin…

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    Caroline Sloan April 4th, 2024 Environmental Justice Professor El-Tinay. The Environmental Globe: War on Life. There is a fundamental connection between the way that humans treat the environment and the way that humans treat each other. Modern social hierarchy and economics are driven by the ideology of domination, whose Judeo-Christian roots extend as far back as the 15th century. Genesis 1:26-31 states, “And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have…

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    Further, Jews in the young Israeli state distanced themselves from the whole idea of the shtetl of peddlers and tradesmen. Jewish life centered on the marketplace and traditional Jewish institutions, the synagogue, Hebrew schools, Yeshivas (schools of higher learning), the home The…

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