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    successful peace process. Basically a two solution has not been successful because parties are not willing to have a two state solution. Therefore a huge part of the peace talks will have to focus on not only the conditions of a two state solution within Palestine but the

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    the French. Then British Foreign Minister Arthur Balfour issued a declaration that in the next coming years will change the lives of all Palestinians. The Balfour Declaration of 1917 is the official document of the British view of a Jewish home in Palestine‚ assuring the crown’s assistance for the Zionist movement. However‚ even though with the assurance towards the Zionist movement‚ they still somehow guaranteed the “non-Jewish” sector of assistance for

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    Wars Ian Allan Ltd.‚ Shepperton‚ Surrey‚ England‚ pp 9 - 43 Bible (1976)‚ Old Testament American Bible Society‚ pp 4 - 88 Bromley‚ S. (1994)‚ Rethinking Middle East Politics Edited by Polity Press‚ Cambridge‚ U.K. pp 6 - 16 Cattan‚ H. (1971)‚ The Palestine Problem: The Palestinian viewpoint in the Middle East: a handbook Edited by M. Adams‚ Great Britain‚ Anthony Bland Ltd.‚ pp 146 - 160 Harper‚ P. (1986)‚ The Arab - Israeli Issue. Wayland Publishers‚ West Sussex‚ England‚ pp 8 - 43 Mansfield‚ P. (1992)

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    Palestine during the 1950s-1970s was overcoming great obstacles and many political changes‚ changes that have impacted the social and cultural climate of the area. During this time frame‚ Israel became a recognized country‚ illegally occupying Palestinian territory and showing no efforts to stop‚ and the Six-Day war also occurred during this time period‚ not only affecting Palestine but other surrounding Arab countries. One of the many ways that Palestinian’s expressed resistance towards the occupation

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    From the beginning‚ both sides immediately attempted to seize territory. Israel claimed a large majority of the state‚ while Arab forces captured‚ most notably‚ the Gaza strip‚ now held by Egypt through the Sinai Peninsula. The central hills of Palestine were annexed by Jordan and labelled the West Bank‚ lying between Israel and Jordan that is to the east. Finally the Golan Heights‚ to the north‚ were captured by Syria. They had been hustling for control of the area for a long time‚ and finally they

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    The Israeli and Palestinian conflict is the ongoing struggle between Israelis and Palestinians that had begun in the mid 20th century. The term is also used in reference to the earlier conflict in Mandatory Palestine‚ between the Zionist Yishuv and the Arab population under British rule. Along the Eastern shore is the Mediterranean Sea which is at the center of a conflict between Arabs and Jews. Both of the groups claim territorial rights over the small piece of land. The land is approximately 10

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    Have you ever wondered how it would feel to not be welcome in your own country‚ or to be exiled from your own country? This has been the case for many different groups of people throughout history. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict was one of these situations‚ in which thousands of Palestinians were banished from their own homeland. Mahmoud Darwish’s Identity Card portrays the struggles of the Palestinian people and allows for insight into the conflict from the eyes of the oppressed‚ and also shows

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    In the early 20th century‚ Syrian Jewish immigration to the Americas and other states was largely the result of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. Numerous Jews fled to America to skirt conscription into the army the Young Turks‚ the ground that rebelled against the Ottomans. Additionally‚ economic opportunities in became increasingly scarce in Syria as a result of a worldwide depression and sluggish recovery‚ driving many to the Americas for opportunity and wealth of Western civilization. Lastly

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    the instances and images from “States” are a bit dated‚ there is still an ongoing issue in the Middle-East. His intentions seem clear in this regard. If someone placed “States” next to Occupation 101 (the film we watched in class on the issue in Palestine)‚ they would find some similarities in content‚ but not context. In the film‚ it is

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    E D W A R D W. S A I D : T R U T H ‚ J U S T I C E A N D N AT I O N A L I S M Jan Selby University of Sussex‚ UK ................ Said Foucault Chomsky nationalism Palestine ................ Within post-colonial debates‚ Edward Said has tended to be viewed by critics and admirers alike through a predominantly postmodern lens: as an (albeit inconsistent) Foucauldian genealogist of the relations between western truths and oriental subjugation‚ and as an opponent of cultural

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