The Arab-Israeli Conflict is a comprehensive epidemic. For over one hundred years, the Palestine and Israelis have been at war. The seeming cause of the incident dates back to the ancient history of humankind, the time before Christ himself. Therefore, due to it, the Palestine people and Israelis are unable to forgive the past and continue to be in a state of war. Outrages throughout Palestine, cause the land to be divided into two pieces. Fights between Israel and the Arab people over control of the area lead to many dead, but the land belongs to both.
Jerusalem is considered being the holiest place for the Jewish people. In 957 BCE, King Solomon built the Temple in Jerusalem to protect the Jewish people from persecution. In 568 BCE, the Babylonians destroyed the temple. However, the temple was later rebuilt but again destroyed by the Romans in 70 BCE. Today, the temple has yet to be rebuilt; only the west wall continues to stand. In the Jewish Holy Scripture, it promises the return to the sacred land located in Israel. It is believed that the Jews will return one day to rebuild the temple. Throughout history, the Jews have had frequent engaging in regaining control of the sacred land.
As war outrages between two common enemies, a land is torn between a nation and a state. The Jews and the Arabs both obtain hardships from the difference of a nation and a state. Based on each one’s belief and common destiny, the two separate ethnic races clash against each other. In late years before Christ, the Jewish people were driven out from their homeland. During late WWI and early WWII, hatred started to arise towards the Jewish people all throughout Europe. Many Jews immigrated back to their homes in Israel. This new movement has been causing many complications, one of which is lack of space for millions of people to live in. Another is that many terrorists plan organized attacks to kill and hurt many Jewish people at one given time.
As a result of the huge immigration, a revolution has accorded. However, the revolution was not so victorious. With the reluctant support from the rest of the countries, many people are fighting for their lives on a day to day basis. Terrorist attacks occur almost every day, many of which are on the most important government buildings. After many terrorists had disguised as refugees trying to flee into other countries, other countries had to step in. Today Britain and the United States are the two most influential countries in the current crisis.
In the earlier twentieth century, the Ottoman Empire was crippling, and the European nations were gaining an exponential amount of land in the Mediterranean. As the fight for Palestine between the two opposing forces raged on, Britain placed a mandate that offered a state under control of Hashemite rule if the Arab people would assist Britain. Secret allegations between France and Britain were to divide Palestine into many different provinces for the Jewish people to obtain control. Britain promised the League of Nations (Today United Nations) that Britain and France would be dominating powers in the area, causing them to gain authority over most of the land. France won the mandate over Syria while Britain obtained an order over; Iraq, Jordan, parts of Israel, West Bank, and Gaza Strip.