Arab Israel Conflict: Historical Analysis

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2022
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Abstract
Since its inception, Israel has been a bone of contention in the Arab region. Several wars have been fought between Israel and Arabs that have resulted in irregularities, power dynamics and instability in the region. The wars between the Israel and the Arab world made the Israel stronger. To stop these wars, several peace agreements have also been made but in vain. All this added to make the politics of the Middle East more complex and crisis factory. Now with the changing dynamics of the modern world, the dynamics within the politics of Arab region have also changed. Multiple international actors and states are involved in Middle East politics which make more complex and difficult to solve for Palestine and other Arab states including Israel. In this article, author used the historical analysis to find the answer of Arab Israel conflict. For this purpose, secondary data and qualitative research used.
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Journal Annals of Human and Social Sciences
Year 2022
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10.35484/ahss.2022(3-I)04
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