War in The Holy Land

Essay # 9672

History > Middle Eastern
International Relations > Non-U.S.

A personal insight into the Israeli-Arab conflict from a Palestinian bias.

1,324 words () | 4 sources | MLA | 2002 United States

Paper Summary:

This paper analyzes the Israeli-Arab conflict from its origins in the 1840's. It gives a brief history of Jerusalem, the development of Zionism and the founding of the State of Israel through the eyes of pro Palestinian prejudice. The author illustrates his opinion using real life experiences.

From the Paper:

"Going to the mall, playing with children, watching movies, going to school, and going to work-- this is our life. On the other hand, in other parts of the world, children can not go to school, watch movie, play games, go shopping, laugh with friends, or even sitting with their families. Maybe, now is the time that we should look at them, feel for them, and help them. The Holy Land has been the location of the war between the Palestinian and the Israeli people since the early of 1840s. This has been a very big issue since that time until now. It confuses the world which of them has the right to that country."