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between the Jews and the Palestinians. The quote that Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only love can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.” In this film you do not see the powers of the two groups meet and discuss ways to make it better for each group. All you have throughout in this film is the hate for one another. This film shows the dark sides of both groups. The Jews are scared of terroristic attacks in the cities. The Palestinians cannot roam

The conflict between Palestinian Arabs and Jews is a phenomenon that stems from the struggle over land defined exclusively as a “Holy Land” by both groups. Their competing claim to this territory and the constant struggle for exclusive political control has created irreconcilable differences. Jewish claim over the land is based on a covenant made between God and Abraham and the need for haven from the growing anti-Semitism in Europe. Palestinian Arabs claims to the land are based on their continuous

the Palestinians and the Jews The Palestinians and the Jews have been fighting over the land of Palestine. Both believe that they have greater claim than the other. The Jews believe the land is theirs because they had lived there centuries ago, it was the land promised by God to Abraham thousands of years ago. The Palestinian Arabs believe the land is theirs because ever since the Jews left, the Arabs have been living there. In 1993 the Jewish and Palestinian leaders

able to counter that identity with an opposite identity for the Jews of the future. If the past is symbolized by the Diaspora experience, the future would be symbolized by their lack of this experience. While the Diasporic Jews are passive, the Jews of Palestine must be active; as the Diasporic Jews are parasitic, the Jews of Palestine are independent: in the Diaspora the Jews are estranged from nature and labor, but in Palestine the Jews will be in harmony with nature and labor; consequently, the Jewish

the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been one of the most controversial conflicts in modern history, dating back to when the region was dominated by British rule. Beginning long before the formation of the state of Israel in 1948, Israel and Palestine have clashed over who can claim the holy land. The Israelis believe that they should solely have possession of the holy land, being a gift from God to Abraham to Isaac, according to the Bible. Contradicting the Israelis, the Palestinians believe the

insight into the relationship between Israel and Palestine by comparing Jews practice of oppression to what Yusuf's brothers did to him. Through the guise of the story of yusuf and his brothers, Darwish subtly hits at the core of the problem that Palestinian have with Israel Jews: The Zionists dispossession of the native population. For several decades Jews have been trying to change the Jewish majority in Israel and make Palestinians as outsiders in their own homeland.Most Zionist leaders had negative

Starting in the late 19th century, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a long standing clash between the Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs due to several significant events. The Israeli-palestinian conflict is one that goes way back to the time of the Old Testament. The land known as Israel, was given to the jewish people by God through Abraham. God Promised to give Abraham 's descendants the land eternally. Throughout the thousand of years, thousands of Arabs have moved to those lands which

The history of the Israeli and Palestinian conflict is so deeply ingrained in both the Arab and Jewish population that the viability of self-determination rests on the recognition and management of past conflicts and disagreements. It is crucial to recognise that both Zionist and Palestinian movements are based on nationalist ideology and both peoples seek self-determination. The argument for self-determination needs to be framed within the historical and political context of the area. Key considerations

They were conquered by a greek people known as Philistines and also Jews, one of the semitic peoples, in the years 1200-1100 B.C. A hundred years later Jews defeated both Philistines and Canaanites, establishing Kingdom of Israel (Smith). This is important, because the first temple in Jerusalem was

farmer. Baltzer also describes how Israeli soldiers consider illegal matters legal when a Jew does it since they must “protect” themselves from harmful, innocent Palestinians. Although this novel is biased, it is useful since most of it is a primary source. It includes pictures, maps, a brief history and in-depth explanations of the complicated conflict. The goal of this source is to explain the injustice Palestinians experience daily. This novel would be helpful for my research paper since it includes