Reasons for dissatisfaction between Palestine and Israel

The root of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict can be traced back to the Zionist movement at the end of 19.

During that period, Jews began to immigrate to Palestine in large numbers, which triggered strong opposition from Arabs. They were worried that their land would be occupied by Jews, so they launched a series of violent conflicts to try to stop Jewish immigrants.

1, Religious Contradiction: Both Israel and Palestine regard Jerusalem as the Holy City, because it is the holy land of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Before the founding of Israel, Britain practiced "partition" in Jerusalem, that is, different religions and cultures could coexist in one city. However, with the rise of Zionism, Jerusalem has become the most sacred city for Jews, which has triggered religious contradictions in Palestine.

2. Territorial dispute: Israel occupied Palestinian territory before the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), plundering and occupying Palestinian land and resources on a large scale. Palestine believes that Israel's actions violate their territorial sovereignty and national dignity, so it constantly resists and struggles.

3. Political differences: The political systems of Israel and Palestine are very different. Israel practices Zionism, while Palestine practices socialism and nationalism. This political disagreement leads to distrust and hostility between the two sides.

A Two-State Solution to the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict

1. The two-state plan, also known as the "two-state plan" or the "two-state plan", refers to the plan in which two States, Israel and Palestine, coexist in the Middle East.

2. The two-state plan advocates the establishment of an independent Palestinian state and an independent Israeli state in resolving the long-standing conflict between Palestine and Israel, and the two countries live in peace and security. This is a solution that has been widely supported and advocated by the international community for many years, and it is also the requirement of UN Security Council resolutions.

3. Due to the differences and contradictions between the two sides, the implementation of the two-state plan has been hindered. Despite many attempts to reach a peace agreement, the conflict continues.