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    Zola continues in his letter by describing to the readers the story from the beginning, where Dreyfus was arrested and immediately was “clamoring his innocence…and that is how the investigation proceeded…shrouded in mystery and a wealth of the wildest expedients.” Zola’s letter lays out all the proof the government and army had to accuse Dreyfus and it is just not sufficient enough to imprison someone. Throughout the letter, proof of Dreyfus’ innocence is never brought, rather a compilation of…

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    the Zionists the territory they had been fighting for in order to create a Jewish homeland. Therefore showing the vital role Western intervention played in Israel’s establishment in 1948, where prior to, it was the main factor in the success of Zionism. However after 1948, Western intervention had less importance, as now the Zionists had enough stability to defend the state on their own. The third…

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    Zionism, the movement of the Jewish people back to Israel, has caused conflict between the Jews and the Palestinians. The Jews felt they had the right to move back to their homeland or the Holy Land, but the Palestinians believe that the Jews do not have the right. Although some Jews are trying to see the Palestinian side, many are not. This is not to say the Palestinians do not need to see the Jewish side. (Chernin). Basically, if people would practice metacognition more often, this…

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    and disagreements with sharing the same state. Their biggest argument is over who should have full control of Israel, the Jews (Israelis) or the Arabs Muslims (Palestine). Israelis believe that they should have full control of Israel because of the Zionism, Israel should be there holy land and they should have a place to call their home (Beauchamp, 2015, para 2). The Palestine are mostly of Arab Muslims and were not so happy with the Israelis trying to take away their land just because of their…

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    spiritually, while Mr. Malter thinks logically. Furthermore, the Reb concerns himself by worrying about how Danny’s influences outside of the ultra-Orthodox affect his belief; thus, he separates Danny from Reuven because of David Malter’s view of Zionism. Also, concerning the silence Reb Saunders sets between his son and himself, the Reb believes that words twist and conceal one’s true intent; therefore, he forces his son to look into himself to find the answers of his questions instead of going…

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    Israel Bias

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    land created an irreplaceable aim for land located in Palestine, which was found to be former Jerusalem (Britannica, Diaspora). Moreover, the Zionist movement in 1897 speed the process of Israel being formed in Palestinian land. With the creation of Zionism, a battle for a national Jewish homeland was set in place. According to Mitchell Bard, throughout the centuries, the expansion of Christianity resulted in different varieties of anti-sentiment. Bard states: “Jewish thinkers began to conclude…

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    Operation Ezra & Nehemiah

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    soon as they could. In 1947, the Iraqi government made emigration to Israel illegal. A lot of Jews were arrested and reprimanded because they tried to leave Iraq. During the Iraqi Jew’s dilemma, zionism was becoming a very prominent thing in the Jewish world. While Iraqi Jews wanted to be apart of zionism they couldn't. The zionist movement recognized what was happening in Iraq and how it was illegal for Jews to leave and go to Israel. The zionist community tried to fix the situation as best as…

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    Have you ever wondered how Palestine became occupied? How people suddenly started calling it Israel? I was shocked to see that because of the occupation in my country, Palestine, my grandparents had to flee the country, and how some people refer to it as Israel instead of the true name Palestine. Yasser Arafat was the founder of the Fatah. He spent most of his lifetime fighting Israel and that is why many Palestinians admire and respect him. Arafat died at the age of 75 from a mysterious blood…

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    Ottoman Empire Imperialism

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    My first theme to choose from the fall of the Ottoman Empire to the 2011 against authoritarianism is Zionism. First off, Zionism is the belief that the Jewish people felt that they had a right inherit a rightful state of their own during the end of the 18th and 19th centuries. Jews believed that such a Jewish state should be located around central Europe and even at one time in North America. The decision was later decided that the final resting place was the holy land in Jerusalem, Israel…

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    AMERICAN MILITARY UNIVERSITY PIRMARY SOURCE ANYALSIS: “THEODORE HERZL ON THE JEWSIH STATE” HIST 122 Western Civilization since the Thirty Years War Dr. Kelly Jernigan 07 May 2018 Before the nation of Israel was established in 1948, the Jewish people did not have a homeland and were faced with extreme situations and violence towards them. Facing persecution and often attacked by anti-Semitic views of the host countries they inhabited, the Jewish population was in a way being…

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