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This 6 page paper discusses the most unstable region in the world, the Middle East, and in particular the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict and why military intervention is ongoing. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. Discussion Because the Middle East is so violent, it may seem like either an obvious choice, or a hopeless one. Obvious because of
its history of on-going conflict, hopeless because it never seems to improve. However, an organization called Janes actually does a risk assessment of the worlds most unstable entities, and Gaza
Strip and the West Bank are at number one.1 Of the ten nations/regions considered most unstable, seven are in Africa and the other three are Afghanistan, Haiti, and the above-referenced
Gaza/West Bank. Brief history/nature of the dispute: The unrest between Israelis and Palestinians is well documented, but is of fairly recent origin; until the 20th century there was little conflict
between the two. But during World War I, Europeans "conquered the region and assumed control. The region designated for British Administration was termed Palestine and all inhabitants, regardless of religion
were issued identity cards labeling their nationality as Palestinians."2 During this period, settlers arrived from Russia and Eastern Europe and came into conflict with the Palestinian Arabs already in the
region; in addition, "European Zionist funds were used to purchase land from absentee landowners and the Arab residents of the land were often evicted by the new owners."3 The final
straw seems to have been the creation of Israel in 1947-1948; at this time, "hundreds of thousands of Palestinian Arabs were evicted or fled from their homes in the land
that became Israel and never allowed to return."4 The people who were dispossessed in the 1940s are the ancestors of todays Palestinian refugees, and their status, according to Ben-David, is
the root of the instability in Gaza/West Bank. Significant political, economic and social factors: The most significant political factor may be the instability that is the subject of this paper.
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