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    Discuss Iran nuclear ambition? Will it become a nuclear weapon state? “The world will need greatly increased energy supply in the next 20 years‚ especially clean-generated electricity. And nuclear power answers all parameters of future energy needs.” Jasjit Singh INTRODUCTION On December 3‚ 2007‚ the U.S. National Intelligence Council released an unclassified summary of the newest National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) entitled "Iran: Nuclear Intentions and Capabilities." Although

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    On the surface‚ Iran and Israel have much in common. They are both Middle Eastern countries that are steeped in history. They are both countries in which much of society revolves around religion. In both countries some segment of the population fights daily to be accepted as and treated as equals. Even with those similarities‚ there are some glaring differences that have accounted for many years of tension amongst the two nations. Where once these two countries were able to find some common ground

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    Iran Nuclear Conflict The world was shocked to hear in 2002 that Iran was under the stage of activating nuclear weapons after Iranian dissidents publicized the existence of secret nuclear facilities. This grew fear in other countries for the unknown reasons of what Iran would do with this recently found power‚ and how this could sprout out into the other countries. This could lead to a conflict‚ from a country that has never been in favor of USA. Since‚ 2003 Iran has processed 10 metric tons of

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    Our most crucial ally is Israel‚ as we share common values. This ally is being threatened by another nation. Our role now is only one thing: to support our ally and any decision it makes. This is not to say we must instantly invade the enemy‚ starting a war‚ which could have been avoided in other ways. It is to say‚ however‚ that we keep a close watch on Iran and its nuclear development‚ and not take anything lightly. We must do everything we can to support Israel and persuade those who are

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    A War Without End The Israeli – Palestinian conflict has been an ongoing conflict since the beginning of this century however its roots go back to the late 1800’s when a new political movement‚ Zionism emerged. The origin of the term “Zionism” is the biblical world “Zion‚” which is another word for the hill of Jerusalem or the Land of Israel. Zionism is a system of beliefs and ideas that express “the desire to return to their homeland‚” Israel.1 The idea of Zionism began with the “rise of national

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    1.Who is involved in this conflict? (2 points) 2.What region is at the heart of the conflict? Describe the claim that both groups have on this region. (3 points) The City of Jerusalem is at the heart of the Israeli and Palestinian Claims for the general Mandate of Palestine region. To read more‚ see the linked questions. Jerusalem 3.What is Israel? When was it founded and by whom? (3 points) Modern Israel was founded by David Ben Gurion in 1948. The concept behind the state was developed

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    Slide 1:- THE ISRAEL PALESTINE CONFLICT Slide2:- PALESTINE 1850’S Slide 3:- 1880’S EUROPE Anti-Semitism Pogrom Over 200‚000 Jews were murdered in state organise Russian pogroms. Jewish figures came to a conclusion that without a state of their own Jews Would always be persecuted. Slide 4:- MIGRATION Theodor Herzl was the founder of modern Zionism. He advocated mass Jewish immigration to Palestine. From 1882 onwards mostly eastern

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    Israel-Palestine Conflict Two films‚ Izkor and 5 Broken Cameras‚ explain the ideologies‚ policies‚ and practices in the OPT and Israel. These films show how these ideologies are perpetuating the Israel-Palestine Conflict and suggest ways to end the occupation and problem. Izkor looks in depth at the Israel education system and society and 5 Broken Cameras looks at the nonviolent resistance movement in the OPT. Both films suggest that this conflict will be never-ending if something does not change

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    The Israeli – Palestine Conflict: Conflict is when there is a disagreement between people. Conflict is common because people have different interests and points of view. Unless conflicts are resolved‚ they can often lead to tension‚ violence‚ or even war. The conflict I will be talking about is the ongoing conflict over territory between Gaza and the West Bank‚ which involves Jews and Arabs. The conflict over territory between the Israeli’s and the Palestinian’s began many years ago in 1948;

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    However the Middle East is dominated by the Arab-Israeli conflict and it is this conflict‚ which is the focus of this project. The Arab-Israeli conflict or more specifically the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that dominates the life of the Middle East is basically a question of self-determination—self-determination of the Palestinian people. In order to analyze the Israeli-Palestinian conflict it is imperative to look at its history. It is a conflict between two national movements- on the one hand the

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