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An 8 page research paper that offers a country comparison between Israel, Iraq & Syria. These countries are compared according to government structure, economic situation, religion, ethnicity, population and culture, with the chief problems of each country discussed. The writer compares how the problems of Israel contrast with those of Syria and Iraq. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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are vested in the Knesset, 120 member body that is elected every four years (Ismael 313). In spite of its turbulent history, Israel is a vibrant democracy. Generally speaking, there
are four main political movements in Israel, the socialists, non-socialists (nationalists), religious parties and the civil circles or progressives (Ismael 313). Since the 1980s, radical national groups have also become
a significant element (Ismael 313). Economy : Israels economy is complicated by the fact that the country is small, roughly 22,000 square kilometers, excluding the West Bank and
Gaza Strip, with most of this territory being poor in natural resources (Ismael 318). The CIA World Factbook points out that Israel is slightly smaller than the state of New
Jersey. This situation is further complicated by a lack of fresh water resources. This situation has exacerbated the political tension between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Israel possess
a technologically advanced market economy that includes substantial government participation (CIA Israel). It is dependent on imports of crude oil, grains, raw materials and military equipment, but, despite its
limited natural resources, Israel has developed its agricultural and industrial sectors over the last two decades (CIA Israel). Religion, ethnicity, population, culture : The population of Israel is estimated
to be roughly 6 million people (Ismael 318). The principal religion and ethnicity is Jewish, roughly 80.1 percent of the population falls into this category (CIA Israel). Muslims living
in Israel make up 14.6 percent of the population and are mostly Sunni Muslims and Christians are 2.1 percent of the total population, as of 1996 (CIA Israel). The culture
of Israel derives primarily from its Jewish population and the fact that it has successfully industrialized. Chief problems : The principal problem for Israel goes back to
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