The State Of Israel

The forcible eviction of the Palestinians and the denial of their right of return, has led to them becoming refugees, this has translated into the adoption of aggressive tactics and strategies to achieve their goal of a sovereign nation. Palestinian society is territorially disjointed by the divisions of the West Bank (administered by Fatah) and the Gaza area (administered by Hamas) creating a disharmony in interest articulation towards the goal of

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is the one of the world’s oldest conflicts, and it is still an ongoing problem in the world. Zionists and Arabs: two groups with conflicting beliefs who both claim Israel as their own. In wake of the Holocaust the U.N decided to gift the Jews a homeland for the lives lost in the genocide. In 1947, the U.N Partition divided the land of Israel (Historic Palestine) into two separate states: Arab and Jewish. Since then, the state of Israel has been the center of conflict between the Arabs and the Zionists. As time passed the Zionists gained more land from winning the Six-Day War, and consequently the Palestinians had to live as refugees in other Arab countries. Additionally, more than 75% of the land belonged to

In the text Said states, “How rich our mutability, how easily we change (and are changed) from one thing to another, how unstable our place - and all because of the missing foundation of our existence, lost ground of our origin, the broken link with our land and our past. There are no Palestinians. Who are the Palestinians?”(26) Different cultures have prior existence, but without a past how can you have a culture? A culture relies on beliefs, values, a way of living, and a way of communication being passed from one generation to the next. In which no longer exist for Palestine, and to many Palestinians doesn’t exist. “Palestine is exile, dispossession, the inaccurate memories of one place slipping into vague memories of another, a confused recovery of general wares, passive presence scattered around in the Arab environment.” Their memories has been distorted and looked upon with hatred. This contributes to the reason why they have no place to go and why they have a distorted perception. No matter how hard they try to live their lives within the guidelines, they still don’t gain acceptance or any type of value. Their still seen as the wrongful

With the Israelis creating significant numbers of Palestinian refugees, most of the world sympathizes with Palestine's cause. Zack Beauchamp

Three Christian groups have collaborated to launch a 13-part original series titled “Why Israel Matters,” which aims to show how important the Jewish state is to America, Christians, and the rest of the world.

Palestine deserves their own homeland as they face many dangerous events that happen within Palestine and Israel. While a home state for Jewish people is very beneficial in helping keeping Jews safe, it ultimately hurt Palestinians. Palestine's health is being harmed because they are not getting enough water due to the main control of the water supply being under Israel. Safety, peace, and terrorism is a huge topic that is occurring in the Middle East. Sadly, Palestine faces terrorism and risks safety everyday. Palestinians have had the right to return to their homeland since 1978; however, Israel is disobeying this order by keeping and even gaining what once was Palestine. The Israel-Palestine conflict needs to be solved and if the UN even helped in small amounts, Palestine and Israel could finally be a peaceful two

while the Palestinians suffered greatly when Israelis took their land, they still want to come

Finding justice for the Palestinian refugees displaced from their homes by Israel would require that Israel displace its own settlers that it encouraged to move

The year of Al-Nakba 1948 was a critical year that affected the life of millions of Palestinians. In this year, Palestinians were forced to immigrate to neighboring countries. Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria contain a major number of Palestinian refugees; with the number of Palestinians in Lebanon doubling because the war in Syria drove them there (Alwani, 2015). However, other Palestinians were able to migrate into European countries, while others went to Arab gulf countries. Furthermore, unless the Palestinians got the nationality of the country they live in they do not have but foreign civilian rights. Palestinian refugees who live in Lebanon for more than 10 years should be granted the Lebanese nationality to overcome the

Cleavages across the Palestinian diaspora as well as within particular segments of it are complex, due largely to the tortuous history of the Palestinian case. The initial response of neighbouring host states to the Nakba or catastrophe of 1948 was to offer Palestinian refugees protection and assistance, without prejudicing their claim to return home. Two ultimately incompatible policies were adopted by these states: giving Palestinians residency rights, while at the same time opposing full integration as being inimical to return to Palestine (Weighill 1999). Commitment to residency rights among host states has waned over time, partly as a result of the threat that Palestinians were held to pose for host states (ibid; Shiblak 1996). Israeli

One of the longest-lasting refugee catastrophes in the world is the Palestinian Refugee Problem. This crisis has been ongoing for nearly seventy years now, since 1947-1948, and without resolve. This paper will examine the backdrop of what the Palestinians have had to face under Israeli occupation. The goals are to consider and review legal and rights-based complications with sources and evaluate other status issues that are inter-connected politically and internationally within the context of a refugee group. The Palestinians are a nation state that has not any real solution at hand, nor can they foresee resolution in the near future.

Only every once in a long while can even the most talented legal counselor accomplish more than bear the cost of the tyke a cordial face in court and be an outside witness to the unfairness of the procedures. Then the vicinity of such an attorney gives Israel spread to its "legal framework." Perhaps most noteworthy and once in a while saw by individuals in the outside world, is the way that Palestinians live, fundamentally, in a jail in which Israel holds the keys. They can 't leave Gaza or the West Bank unless Israeli watchmen permit them to. In the event that they have been permitted out, they can 't come back to their homes and families unless Israeli gatekeepers license it. Much of the time, in both cases, Israel declines such permission.

After I describe the situation, I am going to intersect it with Edward Said’s quote,"They are given special cards identifying them as 'Palestinian refugees,' and even where they are respectable engineers, teachers, business

Central to the ongoing Arab-Israeli conflict is the question of Palestinian statehood. Palestinians refer to their departure from Israel as the nakba or “disaster.” The refugees and their descendants, the Palestinians, today reside in the coastal Gaza Strip to Israel 's south and along the west bank of the Jordan River, to Israel 's east.

Arafat points out that this was the beginning of the creation of the illegal state of Israel. When the United Nations General Assembly partitioned off the Palestinian land in 1948, the Palestinian people rejected their planed creation of a Jewish State within their homeland. Even though the Palestinians rejected their decision, the State of Israel was created and recognized as a sovereign nation by the United Nations. Shortly after its creation, Israel began expelling Palestinians and Muslims from their land and from their homes. The Palestinians that were able to remain within the borders of Israel were treated as third class citizens (second-class citizens were the Asians and Jews) and had to notify the Israeli Military of all their movements. 1 This is when the people of Palestine began their efforts to retake their land that rightfully belonged to them.