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5 pages in length. Arabs and Jews carry a lot of hatred and hurt from a history of war and terrorism. Although efforts have been made to quell this perpetual discord, it will be extremely difficult for the bitter combatants to embrace the simple concept of forgive and forget; realizing this, other policy options must be considered. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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bitter combatants to embrace the simple concept of forgive and forget; realizing this, other policy options must be considered. "Our contention is that the Jews and Arabs in Palestine
must be treated as two communities, two units with absolutely equal rights: these rights being independent of numbers" (Sachar, 1976, p. 183). The overwhelming desire for peace has created
some questionable solutions to attaining this most elusive entity; in its attempt to address its long-standing discord with Palestine, Israel has done so at the great expense of its own
people. Should Sharons controversial decision to uproot no fewer than nine thousand settlers be construed as an acceptable approach for peace at any cost? Indeed, the contradictory message
Sharon has instilled in his people by first providing them a home and then ripping it out from under them illustrates how there is little compassion for ones own people
in a society that purports to value all human life. Historically, what lies at the core of tensions between Arabs and Jews is
a deep-seated fear and distrust that has evolved from long-lived stereotypes, a harsh reality author David K. Shipler has addressed in his book entitled Arab and Jew: Wounded Spirits in
a Promised Land. In his overview of Arab and Jewish relations, one can readily glean the myriad elements that have contributed to the ongoing break in connection, realizing that
while long-lived tensions are only now beginning to subside as both sides move in a mutually satisfying direction, the path being carved is one that will prove wholly detrimental to
those forced to leave the Gaza Strip. The student will want to discuss how Sharons justification for such a surprising move can be
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