What are the causes of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict

The causes of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict are as follows:

Historical and religious factors: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has profound historical and religious roots. From the end of 19, Jews began to establish a Jewish state in the Palestinian area under the rule of the Austrian Empire, which aroused the opposition and dissatisfaction of local Arabs.

After World War I, Britain took over the management of Palestine and promised to establish two independent countries for Jews and Arabs. However, in the1968+0920s and1968+091930s, Britain failed to fulfill this promise. On the contrary, while supporting a large number of Jewish immigrants to enter Palestine, it led to violent conflicts between Jews and Arabs.

2. Nationalism and territorial disputes: In addition to historical and religious factors, nationalism and territorial disputes are also one of the important reasons for the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Since the founding of Israel, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has always existed. Especially on the ownership of Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza, the two peoples have different opinions and demands. These territorial disputes are one of the core issues of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and one of the main reasons for the continuous conflict between the two sides.

3. External interference and influence: In addition to the above factors, external interference and influence are also important causes of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Some countries use the Palestinian-Israeli conflict to achieve their geopolitical goals, such as the United States supporting Israel and some Arab countries supporting Palestine. In addition, some international organizations and media have also contributed to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, such as criticism of Israel by the United Nations and western media and support for Palestine.

4. There are many reasons for the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, including history, religion, nationalism, territorial disputes and external interference and influence. These factors are intertwined and influence each other, which makes the Palestinian-Israeli conflict difficult to solve.

The root cause of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has a long history and is a century-long problem. 199 1 year, the United States became the only superpower in the world and the only external power that played a leading role in the Middle East. In this situation, the United States needs stability in the Middle East, so it constantly promotes the Middle East peace process.

However, after the "9. 1 1" incident on 200 1, the United States declared a state of war, the so-called "global war on terrorism", which shifted its attention from the Middle East peace process and fought wars in Afghanistan and Iraq successively. Under the situation that the United States no longer pays attention to the peace process, the peace process has been declining and finally reversed. In addition, the United States has always been partial to Israel, whether it is advancing the peace process or shifting its focus to other places.

This has also led to the deterioration of the peace process, continued tension between Palestine and Israel, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has fallen into a vicious circle. In addition, during Zhang Yin's administration, the United States abandoned the "two-state line". To sum up, the vicious circle of the Middle East issue and the outbreak of conflicts are inseparable from the US Middle East policy.