The Arab-Israeli Conflict

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This paper is a review of the half-century modern battle between Israel and Palestine in the Middle East. The paper looks at the situation from a Realist, Marxist and Liberal perspective to reveal how each approach changes dramatically as one interprets the actions of both Israelis and Palestinians during this long-running feud that shows no signs of letting up.

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"Since 1948, Arabs and Israelis have been, figuratively and literally, "at one another's throats". This paper will begin by examining the history of the conflict; the paper will then review the bitter feud by looking at the Middle East debacle from a realist, Marxist and liberal perspective. Ultimately, what should emerge from this paper is an understanding that there are few heroes in this conflict - except for the civilians who have found a way to survive in brutal circumstances - and that the truth may ultimately prove to be stranger than fiction. The modern-day conflict between Palestine and Israel has been destructive and tragic for both sides (Cohen 1987, 1-100)."

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