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Israeli- palestinian conflict

Lesson 4: A Clash Between Right and Right. Israeli- palestinian conflict. Review religious origins and ties. Research, synthesize, and create a timeline of key events and issues surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. Objectives. Warm Up.

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Israeli- palestinian conflict

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  1. Lesson 4: A Clash Between Right and Right Israeli-palestinian conflict

  2. Review religious origins and ties. • Research, synthesize, and create a timeline of key events and issues surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. Objectives

  3. Warm Up • What is meant by the term “People of the Book”

  4. Read each of the four quotes provided. Please respond to the questions below with either J (Jews), P (Palestinians) or I (Impossible to determine). A. Which people have lived in the land longer?B. Which people have ruled over the land longer?C. Whose historical claim to the land is stronger? Who Was here first?

  5. The history of the Jewish people and of its roots in the land of Israel spans some 35 centuries. In this land, its cultural, national, and religious identity was formed; here, its physical presence has been maintained unbroken throughout the centuries, even after the majority was forced into exile. With the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948, Jewish independence, lost 2000 years earlier, was renewed. --American Jewish Committee Who Was Here first?

  6. The Palestinians' claim is predicated on the right of ownership evidenced by uninterrupted possession and occupation since the dawn of recorded history. They lived in the country when the Hebrews (of whom the Jews claim descent) came and lived there for a comparatively short period. They continued to live there during the Hebrew (and Jewish) occupation. They remained there after the last Hebrew or Jew left the country nearly two thousand years ago....The people today called Palestinians...are largely the descendants of the Canaanites, the Edomites, and the Philistines who lived in Palestine when it was invaded by the Hebrews in ancient times. But the Hebrews finally left or were driven out two thousand years ago. --Frank S. Sakran, Palestine Still a Dilemma Who Was Here first?

  7. There was no such thing as Palestinians. When was there an independent Palestinian people with a Palestinian state?... It was not as though there was a Palestinian people in Palestine considering itself as a Palestinian people and we came and threw them out and took their country from them. They did not exist. --Golda Meir, Israeli prime minister, New York Times Who Was Here first?

  8. According to Genesis, this was the land that God gave to Abraham and his seed....Those Jews who rely on the biblical deed to the land take their history from the ancient period of 4,000 years or so ago, skipping easily over the centuries of Muslim rule that followed; those Arabs who regard history as their ally tend to begin with the Muslim conquests in the seventh century A.D., blithely ignoring the Jewish kingdoms that existed here 2,000 years before Muhammad made his appearance. --David K. Shipler, Arab and Jew: Wounded Spirits in a Promised Land Who Was Here first?

  9. Historical context • 1400 BCE - Hebrew Kingdom in Land of Canaan • 70 CE – Romans capture Jerusalem, destroy Second Temple • 90 CE - Diaspora: Jews flee Holy Land, spread to all Euro • 620 CE Muhammad & followers bring Islam to region • Ottoman Turks control Middle Eastern empire 1517-1917 • Local Arabs control “Palestine” • Jews return beginning mid-1800’s

  10. British Mandate (1920-1948) • End WW1 – British given control of region • Balfour Declaration 1917 : Jewish homeland in Palestine • Jewish peoples return (Zionism) • Violence as Arabs feel outnumbered • Brits ask UN to fix

  11. Partition of palestine (1947) • UN Resolution 181 • Jewish State • Arab State • Internationalization of Jerusalem • Jewish accept, Arabs reject, and so it begins…

  12. Key Dates in Arab-Israeli Conflict With a partner – create a timeline of key events: • 1948 War • 1956 Suez Crisis • 1967 Six-Day War • 1973 Yom Kippur War • 1979 Camp David Accords • 1987-90 First Intifada • 1993-94 Oslo Accords & Peace with Jordan • 2000-05 Second Intifada • 2002-03 Arab Peace Initiative & The Roadmap • 2005-06 Israeli Withdrawal / Hamas Victory • 2006 Lebanon War • 2007-09 Gaza War • 2012 Palestine UN non-member observer http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/timeline

  13. Closure • What are some of the issues that have prevented an agreement between the Israeli’s and Palestinians? • Boundaries • Jerusalem • Security • Settlements

  14. WIKI POST “Two peoples and one land… caught up in a clash between right and right.” Israeli novelist Amos OzWhat is meant by the author in this statement? Homework

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