Arab-Israeli conflict
Levantine territorial dispute
The Arab-Israeli conflict is the long-running dispute between Israel and neighboring Arab states and Palestinian populations over territory, sovereignty, and national identity in the Middle East.
Beginning with Israel's founding in 1948, it has produced multiple wars, ongoing tensions over borders and settlements, and the unresolved question of Palestinian statehood.
The Arab-Israeli conflict has shaped regional politics for decades.
- Six-Day WarWeek-minus-one combat, 1967
- IsraelMiddle Eastern nation
- PalestineLevantine coastal region
- ZionismAdvocacy for Hebrew homeland
- refugeesPeople seeking safety elsewhere
Yom Kippur War · Balfour Declaration · displacement · settlements · territorial disputes · Green Line · borders · buffer zone · Hamas · United Nations · ceasefire agreement · human rights violations · annexation · peace process · land for peace · Fatah · Gaza · homeland
- Israeli-Palestinian ConflictWest Bank, Gaza, East Jerusalem, PLO, Oslo Accords
- Jewish HistoryHolocaust, Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon
- Middle East WarsGulf War, Iraq War, Six-Day War, Yom Kippur War, Iran-Iraq War
- Mideast ConflictsSix-Day War, Yom Kippur War, Gulf War, Iran-Iraq War, Suez Crisis
- WarsWorld War I, WWI, civil war, cold war, Korean War
- JordanAmman, Petra, Dead Sea, Hashemite, Jordan River
Arab-Israeli conflictMiddle East peace
Accord in volatile region
peaceful coexistence · Camp David Accords · Oslo Accords · coexistence · normalization
Arab-Israeli conflictEuropean integration
Unifying the continent politically
special relationship · strategic alliance · mutual defense pact · trade partnership
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