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Chapter 5: Iran, Turkey and Israel: The chapter discusses the developments in each nation, which are described as the only non-Arab states in the region, from about the mid-1940s to
the present. In Israel, the history of the state shows why it is a hotbed of ongoing strife: in order to create the new nation, land was taken away from
the Palestinian mandate, with no real provision made for the Palestinians who were displaced. The conflict that began then continues to this day. The discussion on Israel centers on how
the state came into being, and how its political leaders deliberately crafted it to respond to the control of one party, the Mapai, which held power from 1948 until at
least the Six-Day War in 1967. The state, of course, was deliberately set up to align with Zionist principles, through four important factors. First, the Mapai party (which was the
creation of the first Israeli prime minister, David Ben-Gurion) retained power even when it didnt have a clear majority in Parliament (the Knesset). Second, the Mapai was good at forming
coalitions. Third, during its first 20 years of existence, Israel was governed by an executive branch that also provided most of the members of the Cabinet. This made the Knesset
virtually powerless and insured strong, if autocratic, leadership. Fourth, the government intervened aggressively in economics, because the Jewish population of Israel doubled in four years. Also, it had access to
outside resources from the world Jewish community and from the United States, though there was little foreign investment. These factors led to the development of a tightly controlled, aggressive nation
that treated its remaining Arab citizens very poorly; it touted equality for all but oppressed the remaining Arabs and rendered them virtually powerless. Three trends need to be mentioned here:
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