The influence of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict

The following are the effects of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict:

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict refers to the conflict caused by long-standing disputes and contradictions between Israel and Palestine.

1. Humanitarian crisis: The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has led to a serious humanitarian crisis. For decades, countless Palestinian refugees who lost their homes have been living in poverty, instability and harsh conditions, especially in Gaza. For many years, residents have been facing the situation of lack of basic living resources and severe medical and educational conditions.

2. Regional stability: The Palestinian-Israeli conflict not only affected Palestine and Israel, but also affected the surrounding areas. Frequent conflicts and wars have brought great instability to the whole Middle East and restricted the development and prosperity of the region.

3. Ethnic issues: The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is not only a political issue, but also a national issue, involving the identity and dignity of two peoples. The conflict has deepened the contradiction and opposition between the two ethnic groups and made the reconciliation process more slow and difficult.

4. International influence: The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has long been more than a regional conflict, and its influence has spread to the international stage. This kind of conflict has become a part of the global political economy, which makes the interests of all parties involved. Conflict has also become one of the economic, political and cultural factors in the world.

Historical background of Palestinian-Israeli conflict

1, Religious and Historical Heritage: Historically, this area was ruled or controlled by many ethnic groups and religions such as Jews, Christians and Muslims, so it is considered as the intersection of culture, history and religion. Many historical sites, religious shrines and cultural heritage are preserved here, which is also the root of competition and contention between different ethnic groups and religions.

2. British Trusteeship and Jewish Immigrants: 19 17, the British government issued the Palestine Declaration, which placed the Palestinian areas under British trusteeship. Subsequently, a large number of Jewish immigrants poured into this area, further aggravating the contradiction and opposition between Palestinians and Jews.

3. Palestinian-Israeli War and Territorial Disputes: 1947, the United Nations adopted a resolution to divide Palestine into two countries: Jews and Arabs. However, due to many problems, this dividing line could not be realized, which led to the Palestinian-Israeli war from 1947 to 1949. Since then, the territorial issue has become one of the main contradictions in the conflict.