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    Joshua Riesenberg HIST-1493-010 Ms. Courtney Kennedy 4 December, 2015 A Song Heard Around the World “The allied nations with the fullest concurrence of our government and people are agreed that in Palestine shall be laid the foundations of a Jewish Commonwealth.” - Woodrow Wilson (1917) This is a story of freedom and home. One might expect any historical account of the Jewish people to be one of oppression and struggle, and for the most part that is true. However, one movement would not go…

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    The ongoing dispute between Israel and Palestine has been a constant struggle since the mid- 20th century. The novel, “The Attack” by Yasmina Khadra exposes the horrific reality of the brewing conflict between Israel and Palestine. The two groups lack understanding towards each other's views, have a strong hatred for one another, and the Palestinians pursue extremist acts to fight for their rights. The Israeli and Palestinian conflict has been arising for years, with no pause, declining to any…

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    Arab Exodus Research Paper

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    There is a lack of evidence to prove that Israel had been pre-planning Arab expulsion during the first stage of the exodus. Therefore, it can be said that the civil war that was launched by the Arabs and expanded by both communities hit mainly the Arabs ruthlessly as the Jews were winning, which increased fear among the Arabs of being destroyed at the hands of Jews. As a result, those who could (middle and upper classes), left the country to save their lives, this is stated by Morris as the…

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    In the archaeological site Khirbet Qeiyafa, in Israel, after seven long years of excavation archaeologists believe they have found evidence of the existence of King David, the character mentioned in the worldwide story of the bile as the fight between “David and the giant Goliath.” In this site archaeologist have found footprints and charred olive pits in a mysterious two- gated city, that through the use of Carbon-14 testing can be dated at the end of the 11th century BCE and the beginnings of…

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    The Arab-Israeli conflict has affected many people. Also, there are a lot of people that play a big role in the Arab-Israeli conflict, like Sheikh Ahmed Ismail Yassin. Sheikh Ahmed Ismail Yassin affected the Arab-Israeli conflict due to his arrest, the attacks that injured and killed people, and his death. Sheikh Ahmed Ismail Yassin was born January 1, 1937 in Al-Jura, Israel. His father, Abdullah Yassin, died when he was three years old. When his father died, he became known as Ahmad Sa'ada…

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    In my analysis, I found that it was understandable for the Jews to want to establish a place where their culture and religion was prominent, a land of their own. However, this land was already home to millions of Palestinians (Boris, 2016). So, when the state of Israel was created in 1948, it led to the Palestinian exodus where 700,000 Arabs fled or were removed from their homes. This was about 80 percent of the Arab inhabitants left or were expelled from their homes (Morris, 1986). These…

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    When Jewish people began to gather in Palestine in the early 20th century, the Palestinians who had been living there for the past several centuries understood the land to be their familial home. Their subsequent displacement from their homeland during the nakba caused an alienation of Palestinians from their homeland, both physically as well as mentally. The Palestinians have employed a number of methods to cope with the continuing trauma of their forced dispersion into lands across the globe…

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    American Refugees

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    the people helping refugees in Germany are actually female. (Luke) Germany’s goal is to take in hundreds of thousands of people by the end of 2015, though this number has recently increased to a number of one million. (Andrew) As for in Lebanon and Jordan these countries have taken a great amount of refugees. (Kemal) Even though Lebanon is in a political crisis due to their government’s terrible failure to collect and deal with their citizens garbage; they still find a way to help these people.…

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    Syrian War Research Paper

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    Countless numbers of Syrians are having to flee their home country in order to escape war, violence, and poverty. These Syrians are being the victims of a ruthless civil that is being fought in their country. They are stuck between the Rajim rebel groups and the religious extremists (also known as ISIS). The Syrians have taken treacherous journeys to escape all the violence in their home country, causing them to suffer tremendously from numerous causes, fortunately several countries are trying…

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    The Refugee Crisis in Europe Throughout world history, many people have tried to leave their homes to go someplace better. This process is called immigration. At this time, Syrians are continuing to leave their homes because they don't support their president's actions. This has made much commotion throughout Europe. This involves letting immigrants into their countries, sickness, and the reason why all of this is happening! Throughout many years, the Syrians will deal with many challenges…

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