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General Information
Jews have land for 3000 years (then forced out)
Palestinians (Christians at first, now Muslims) = 135 CE (Christianity becomes a religion)
Arabs (Palestine) = 7th century CE
All want land so they can access their holy land (where each religion began)
⅔ of the world’s oil supply = wealth
Ottomans (1200s - 1900s)
Ruled by Turkish Sunnis
Side w/ Germany in WW1 to gain more land but lose
Empire broken apart
9 new countries created
Balfour Declaration
Great Britain in charge of Palestine issue
Support jewish homeland but all people must be treated fairly no matter what religion
During WW1
Causes of 1948 War (1st)
Instability in Mandate
Zionist’s unhappy
Want unlimited Jewish immigration,
White paper: limited immigration and nullified Balfour Declaration
Yishuv’s Campaign Against the British in Palestine
Campaign of terror against British
Palestinians upset (Arab revolt expelled leaders)
UN votes to create a Jewish homeland in Palestine
UNSCOP sends people to Palestine to investigate the area
Sympathy b/c of the holocaust
All Islamic countries vote against it
Arabs barely involved in talks
Arab resistance to statehood (Civil war→Arab nations involved)
Effects of 1948 war
Israel wins b/c of US support
Resolution 181 Abandoned
Palestinians leave Israel and go to…
Egypt - Gaza Strip
Jordan - West Bank
Tensions with surrounding nations (trade boycott)
Israel established
2nd - Suez Crisis (1956) Causes
President Nasser (Egypt) seizes Suez Canal = $
Nasser gets aid from Soviets
A secret agreement was reached between Israel, France, and the UK
Baghdad Pact
2nd - Suez Crisis (1956) Effects
Canal now under Egyptian control
IDF was recognized as the strongest army in the Middle East
Nasser, a hero of the Arab world for standing up to B and F who controlled the region for so long and gained control of the Canal
Arab states were more anti-western and more willing to seek Soviet aid
3rd - 6 Day War (1967) Causes
Increased amount of tension on Israel's border with Jordan and Syria (raids)
Newly formed PLO
Radical gov. in Syraia
Soviet intervention
closing of the Titran Straits (vital to Israel's shipping)
US support of Israel
3rd - 6 Day War (1967) Effects
Israel gained the occupied territories
The west bank, Jerusalem, Gaza strip, Sinai peninsula, part of golan heights
Shame brought to Egypt and set back for Nasser
4th - Arab-Israeli Conflict (1973) Yom Kippur War
President Nasser plan Egyptian and Syrian attack on Yom Kippur (Holiday)
Yom Kippur = Holiest Jewish holiday = Day of Atonement
1st time Israel is caught by surprise - lose territory from 6 Day War
Prime Minister Gola Meir - Israel counter attack and regain land
“Oct 1973 War”/“Yom Kippur War”
Truce - they stop fighting, but no peace agreements
Oil prices rise
4th - Yom Kippur War (1973) Causes
Sadat wanted to ease military tensions with Israel
Wanted SInai back to use it to build back economy
Suez Crisis showed that Israel was not invincible
4th - Yom Kippur War (1973) Effects
Restored Egypts credibility as a military power
Sadat was hailed as the “Hero of the Crossing”; able to use his new popularity to introduce new economic changes
Broughty Israel to the negotiating table
Arabs felt he had abandoned the Arab cause by doing this (Meeting and leaving them out of the treaty)
Increased the moral of all Arabs
Arab oil producing countries announced a 5% cutback every month until Israel withdrew from the occupied territories
Wars under Nasser
1948 war
Suez Crisis
Six day war
Wars under Sadat
Yom Kippur
Intifada
Palestinians fighting against Israeli rule - civil disobedience
Civil disobedience - Refusal to follow an unfair law
PLO - Palestinian Liberation Organization (1964)
Yasser Arafat - Palestinian State only (no Israel / only muslims)
Guerrilla attacks, boycotts, demonstrations, attacking Israeli soldiers (1970s-90s)
Camp David Accords (1978)
Egypt recognizes Israel as a country (1st signed agreement between Israel and an Arab country)
Israel returns Sinai Peninsula to Egypt
World - happy
Arabs - angry
President Sadat (Egypt) assassinated by Muslim extremist
Next president - Hosni Mubarak (Egypt) keeps peace
Israeli settlements on West Bank and Gaza Strip
2nd Antifada (2000)
Moat violent time in Israeli history
Palestinian youths (rocks and slingshots) attack Israelis
Israeli troops in the West Bank and Gaza Strip
PLO Leader Arafat died in 2004 - Abbas new leader
Only happens in the West Bank
Israeli-Lebanon Peace Deal
PLO = main base in Lebanon
Israel attacks Lebanon
Outcome - Lebanon recognizes Israel as a country
Resolution 242
calls for the withdrawal of Israeli armed forces from territories occupied in the 1967 conflict
respect for and acknowledgment of the sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of every State in the area and their right to live in peace within secure and recognized boundaries free from threats or acts of force