The Israel-Palestinian conflict is a complex and multifaceted issue with deep historical, political, religious, and territorial roots. It is challenging to pinpoint a single cause, as the conflict has evolved over time and involves various factors. However, some key factors contributing to the conflict include:

Historical Disputes:

The region has a long history of overlapping claims and conflicts between Jewish and Palestinian populations, dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries during the period of British rule in Palestine.

Territorial Disputes:

The conflict revolves around competing claims to land, particularly regarding borders, settlements, and the status of Jerusalem. Both Israelis and Palestinians claim historical and religious ties to the land, leading to territorial disputes and competing narratives.

Nationalism and Identity:

Nationalistic sentiments and identity play a significant role in the conflict, with both Israelis and Palestinians asserting their right to self-determination and statehood.

Religious Significance:

The region holds immense religious significance for Jews, Christians, and Muslims, particularly Jerusalem, which is a holy city for all three Abrahamic religions. Control and access to religious sites are contentious issues.

Refugee Crisis

The displacement of Palestinian refugees following the establishment of Israel in 1948, known as the Nakba (catastrophe), and subsequent conflicts has created a refugee crisis and contributed to ongoing tensions.

Security Concerns:

Security threats, including terrorism and violence, have led to military responses and security measures from both sides, further escalating tensions.

International Involvement:

The involvement of regional and international actors, including neighboring Arab states, major powers like the United States, and international organizations, has shaped the dynamics of the conflict and efforts towards resolution.
Certainly, let's expand on the elaboration with specific documentations, events, and dates related to the Israel-Palestinian conflict:

1. Settlement Expansion and Land Disputes:


- Documented instances of Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank include the establishment of settlements like Ma'ale Adumim in 1975 and Ariel in 1978. These settlements have grown over the years, leading to displacement and restrictions on Palestinian land and movement.
- The Oslo Accords in the 1990s aimed to address territorial issues, but settlement construction continued, with significant increases in population and infrastructure in settlements like Modi'in Illit and Beitar Illit in the early 2000s.

2. Blockade and Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza:


- The Israeli blockade of Gaza intensified after Hamas took control in 2007. Documented incidents include the blockade's impact on access to essential goods, such as the restriction of imports of construction materials, medical supplies, and fuel.
- Humanitarian organizations like the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) and Amnesty International have documented the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, including electricity shortages, unemployment, poverty, and limited access to healthcare.

3. Jerusalem and Religious Sites:


- Tensions over Jerusalem's status and religious sites have led to documented clashes and escalations, such as the Second Intifada (2000-2005) triggered by a visit of Ariel Sharon to the Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif compound.
- International organizations like UNESCO have documented concerns over threats to the cultural heritage and religious significance of sites in Jerusalem, including the Old City and its historic walls, due to ongoing conflicts and development projects.

4. Right of Return and Refugees:


- The Palestinian demand for the right of return is rooted in UN General Assembly Resolution 194 (1948), which calls for the return of Palestinian refugees to their homes and compensation for those choosing not to return.
- The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) documents the status and conditions of Palestinian refugees, including their displacement, living conditions in refugee camps, and access to education and healthcare.

5. Internal Palestinian Dynamics:


- The political division between Fatah and Hamas escalated in 2007, leading to documented clashes and conflicts, such as the Battle of Gaza in which Hamas took control of the Gaza Strip.
- Reports from human rights organizations like Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International document governance challenges, corruption allegations, and human rights abuses by both Palestinian factions, impacting the rights and freedoms of Palestinians.

6. International Law and Diplomatic Stances:


- International legal frameworks, including United Nations Security Council resolutions such as Resolution 242 (1967) and Resolution 338 (1973), outline principles for a peaceful settlement of the conflict, including withdrawal of Israeli forces from occupied territories and recognition of Palestinian rights.
- Diplomatic efforts, such as the Madrid Conference (1991), the Oslo Accords (1993-1995), and the Camp David Summit (2000), have documented attempts to negotiate a two-state solution, but challenges remain in implementing agreements and resolving core issues.


It's essential to approach discussions about the Israel-Palestinian conflict with nuance and sensitivity, considering the complexities and multiple perspectives involved. Efforts towards peace and resolution often require addressing historical grievances, negotiating territorial issues, promoting dialogue, and fostering mutual understanding and respect.

The real estate God who promised Abraham some lands could have made sure that the promised land was unoccupied.

helinues:
The real estate God who promised Abraham some lands could have made sure that the promised land was unoccupied.

Judea was existing before Palestine.

helinues:
The real estate God who promised Abraham some lands could have made sure that the promised land was unoccupied.

You are an atheist too opari.

72virginGATEWAY:


Judea was existing before Palestine.

The screenshot below should help. Remember in the same Bible, Mary and Joseph was said to have relocated to a new region due to persecution in their home land

helinues:


The screenshot below show help. Remember in the same Bible, Mary and Joseph was said to have relocated to a new region due to persecution in their home land

The question of the original ownership of Palestine is deeply rooted in history and subject to differing perspectives. Historically, the region known as Palestine has been inhabited by various peoples, including Canaanites, Israelites, Philistines, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, and others

72virginGATEWAY:


The question of the original ownership of Palestine is deeply rooted in history and subject to differing perspectives. Historically, the region known as Palestine has been inhabited by various peoples, including Canaanites, Israelites, Philistines, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, and others

You called a placed Palestine, what name should the owners have been called if not Palestinians?

That should be logical

helinues:


You called a placed Palestine, what name should the owners have been called if not Palestinians?

That should be logical

Oga read to understand

The place known as Palestine.

Key word: known

Ie: the place being dragged present day as Palestinian territory have been lived in by Israelis, Canaanites , Philistines etc.

72virginGATEWAY:


Oga read to understand

The place known as Palestine.

Key word: known

Ie: the place being dragged present day as Palestinian territory have been lived in by Israelis, Canaanites , Philistines etc.

The keyword already answered your question cos there is no other known name for the place than Palestine...

The Israelites once lived there like the Cannanites, Philistines and co. when they moved away from their region, again remember there were in the wilderness according to the Bible.

The place used to be a major trading route even up till today, red sea, Gaza strip etc

You get it now

helinues:


The keyword already answered your question cos there is no other known name for the place than Palestine...

The Israelites once lived there like the Cannanites, Philistines and co. when they moved away from their region, again remember there were in the wilderness according to the Bible.

You get it now

You want to get Yoruba oduduwa nation but you don't want to agree Israel are indigenous owners of the land or even existed before 1947?

For this thread, I want make we settle scores once and for all instead of you creating dedicated monikers to troll me including this one.

Make I lecture you in whatever topic of your choice...

So as we roll

helinues:
For this thread, I want make we settle scores once and for all instead of you creating dedicated monikers to troll me including this one.

Make I lecture you in whatever topic of your choice...

So as we roll

Were Is your father's singlet?

72virginGATEWAY:


You want to get Yoruba oduduwa nation but you don't want to agree Israel are indigenous owners of the land or even existed before 1947?

Mister, No no no, don't derail your own thread. I also have reference locally but I won't go that way.

Let's face the topic, Israelites are migrants, they spent years in wilderness for years meaning they move from one place to the other including Palestine, how come they are now claiming the ownership of what do not belong to them.

If they are the real owner of the land, why should they wait for their God to give them any promises?

All I know is that Jerusalem and its appurtenances belong to Israel.
The place Jesus met the Samaria woman may belong to others not necessarily Palestine but not Israel.

72virginGATEWAY:


Were Is your father's singlet?

You see, that's exactly the reason you have been trolling me for years cos I still remember the first encounter, I cleared your ignorant about something and that was it, 6 years counting with dedicated monikers which are in their thousands .

The NL'S that I have been wondering what exactly is my sin for this guy to be trolling upadan from morning till evening, here you have your answer.

Time registered: April 11, 2024

Time spent online: 36 minutes & 37 seconds

7th monikers today on the futile effort of years of trolling.

We go always be the baba

helinues:


Mister, No no no, don't derail your own thread. I also have reference locally but I won't go that way.

Let's face the topic, Israelites are migrants, they spent years in wilderness for years meaning they move from one place to the other including Palestine, how come they are now claiming the ownership of what do not belong to them.

If they are the real owner of the land, why should they wait for their God to give them any promises?

Is King Solomon an Israeli or a Palestinian?

helinues:


You see, that's exactly the reason you have been trolling me for years cos I still remember the first encounter, I cleared your ignorant about something and that was it, 6 years counting with dedicated monikers which are in their thousands .

The NL'S that I have been wondering what exactly is my sin for this guy to be trolling upadan from morning till evening, here you have your answer.

We go always be the baba

Stop spitting answer the question where is the singlet of ya papa?

72virginGATEWAY:



Stop spitting answer the question where is the singlet of ya papa?

Perhaps you must have been feeling funky how you are going to debate this your no close history of Israel and Palestine.

Too quick to burst your bubbles and now you have resorted to tantrums.

If always beating you over and over again about intelligent discussions, why not kuku give tuale to your boss helinues instead of wasting your time creating monikers upadan..

Before you tackle me, just prepare your mind you want to ta iku laya.

You better follow those who sabi road cos if not, you go get lost oo.

helinues:


Perhaps you must have been feeling funky how you are going to debate this your no close history of Israel and Palestine.

Too quick to burst your bubbles and now you have resorted to tantrums.

If always beating you over and over again about intelligent discussions, why not kuku give tuale to your boss helinues instead of wasting your time creating monikers upadan..

You better follow those who sabi road cos if not, you go get lost oo.

Haba!

Long Note for simple question?

Where is the singlet of ya papa

Whalis:
All I know is that Jerusalem and its appurtenances belong to Israel.
The place Jesus met the Samaria woman may belong to others not necessarily Palestine but not Israel.

You are contracting Bible. Was Jesus born in his home land?

helinues:


The screenshot below should help. Remember in the same Bible, Mary and Joseph was said to have relocated to a new region due to persecution in their home land

The Philistines were the Greeks who were seafaring at the seabank, even as the old black Egyptians also knew them. The Greeks have their country btw.

As a matter of fact, Arabs were formed after the Hebrews thus no way Arab owns that land. The fact is the Hebrews were before Arabs in that land. In fact, if the Arabs are allowed to occupy Saudi which also doesn't belong to Arabs but to the Africans, then Isrealites occupying Canaan
(Judea) shouldn't be a problem since it was a long time ago. As a matter of fact, since the Hebrew/Isrealites settled in their domain (Judea) after that centuries old BC time, they weren't disturbing anyone in other places however it's the Arabs who are not contented with Saudi. They had even stolen North Afric.

Dsimmer:


The philistines were Greeks who were seafaring at the seabank, even as the Egyptians also knew them. The Greeks have their country btw.

As a matter of fact, Arabs were formed after the Hebrews thus no way Arab owns that land. Point
is the Hebrews were before Arabs in that land. In fact, if the Arabs are allowed to occupy Saudi which also doesn't belong to Arabs but to the Africans, then Isrealites occupying Canaan
(Judea) shouldn't be a problem since it was a long time ago. As a matter of fact, since the Hebrew/Isrealites settled in their domain (Judea) after that centuries old BC time, they weren't disturbing anyone in other places however it's the Arabs who are not contented with Saudi. They had even stolen North Afric.

I don't like copy and paste epistle. Of you have read about the story and have the knowledge about it, you supposed to be able to relay it without referencing to a source you might not even sure if their story is accurate

Whalis:
All I know is that Jerusalem and its appurtenances belong to Israel.
The place Jesus met the Samaria woman may belong to others not necessarily Palestine but not Israel.

The place Jesus met the Samaritan woman was part of Israel. Samaria was part of the Northern Kingdom of Israel as far back as 8th/9th century BCE.

helinues:


I don't like copy and paste epistle. Of you have read about the story and have the knowledge about it, you supposed to be able to relay it without referencing to a source you might not even sure if their story is accurate

I simply told you the fact.

1. The Philistines were the Greek seafarers, even as the old black Egyptians also knew them.

2. Hebrews were formed before anything like Arabs was even known.

3. Saudi doesn't belong to the Arabs but to Africans and if Arabs are allowed to stay in Saudi, I don't see the point of wailing over the Hebrews in Canaan (Judea) since it was a long time ago.

4. Since the Hebrew/Isrealites settled in their domain (Judea) after that Old centuries BC time, they haven't been disturbing anyone in other places however it's the Arabs who are not contented with Saudi. The Arabs had even stolen North Africa.

Dsimmer:


I simply told you the fact.

1. The Philistines were the Greeks seafaring at the sea bank, even as the old black Egyptians knew them.

2. Hebrews were formed before anything like Arabs was even known.

3. Saudi doesn't belong to the Arabs but to Africans and if Arabs are allowed to stay in Saudi, I don't see the wailing over the Hebrews in Canaan (Judea) since it was a long time ago.

4. Since the Hebrew/Isrealites settled in their domain (Judea) after that Old centuries BC time, they haven't been disturbing anyone in other places however it's the Arabs who are not contented with Saudi. The Arabs had even stolen North Africa.

Let me ask you a simple question.

The land that God promised Abraham, was it unoccupied land or already occupied by others?

helinues:


Let me ask you a simple question.

The land that God promised Abraham, was it unoccupied land or already occupied by others?

The land which Arab occupy in Saudi today, was it unoccupied?

And don't forget the Hebrews were black Africans in Canaan. The Egyptians call them the Canaanites because they were black like the Canaanites and came from Canaan to Egypt. Jacob was a black man who left Canaan to the black Egypt country, alongside his children to become several multiple thousands of black Africans who returned back to Canaan.

helinues:


Let me ask you a simple question.

The land that God promised Abraham, was it unoccupied land or already occupied by others?

The cananites were there, but God gave it to Abraham when he symbolically sacrificed Isaac.
Gen 15:18-21 On the same day the Lord made a covenant with Abram, saying, “Unto thy seed have I given this land, from the river of Egypt unto the great river, the River Euphrates: the Kenites and the Kenizzites and the Kadmonites, and the Hittites and the Perizzites and the Rephaim, and the Amorites and the Canaanites and the Girgashites and the Jebusites.”

Validated:

The cananites were there, but God gave it to Abraham when he symbolically sacrificed Isaac.

@ emboldened, as a real estate agent right?

Dsimmer:


The land which Arab occupy in Saudi today, was it unoccupied?

And don't forget the Hebrews were black Africans in Canaan. The Egyptians call them the Canaanites because they were black like the Canaanites and came from Canaan to Egypt. Jacob was a black man who left Canaan to the black Egypt country, alongside his children to become several multiple thousands of black Africans who returned back to Canaan.

You are relaying bible story, while I am relaying stories read, watched from different sources.

There are so many flops in the bible. If God promised Abraham some lands, why did they still have to conquer ( kill people) for same land. Considering so many unoccupied lands back then, why the one they need to sack people already living there?

Did God instruct them to do that as a loving God or they fabricated that?

helinues:


@ emboldened, as a real estate agent right?

As the creator of heaven and earth. Gen 1:1
As an unquestionable God Jer 32: 17

Validated:

As the creator of heaven and earth. Gen 1:1
As an unquestionable God Jer 32: 17

Bro, that's a concocted story. God is not a real estate agent who share land any how.

Who wrote the bible? Who would they have claimed to be original son of God? The Arabs, the Palestines?

Who was Shekau claiming to be getting his instructions from? Is that also truly from God?

helinues:


You are relaying bible story, while I am relaying stories read, watched from different sources.

There are so many flops in the bible. If God promised Abraham some lands, why did they still have to conquer ( kill people) for same land. Considering so many unoccupied lands back then, why the one they need to sack people already living there?

Did God instructed them to do that as a loving God or what?

I'm referring to historical facts.

1. The old black Egyptians knew the Philistines as the Greek seafarers.

2. The old black Egyptians knew the Hebrews as Canaanites because they looked like the Canaanites and came from Canaan. The Hebrews stayed several centuries in old black Egypt country to become multiple thousands Africans who returned to Canaan.

3. The Saudi land belongs to Africans.

4. If Arabs are allowed to stay in Saudi which ain't their land but Africa lands, I don't see the point of wailing over the Isrealites/Hebrew occupying Canaan (Judea) because that's hypocrisy. Also, I don't see what the Arabs are looking for in Judea when they have their own land, Saudi.