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Christian Zionist examples? Signifies?
Evangelicals and Quakers; the markers for the end of time 1. creation of Israel 2. jews will build a temple on the temple mount
Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO, 1964) founded by? To? Is? Position prior to 2-state solution?
founded by the Arab League –NASSIR; to control anger and to stop the conflict (not the Palestinians); coalition of many organizations that are resistance fighting groups; one state one vote
Intifada
revolt “shake off” the occupation of israel
Yasser Arafat (d. 10-04) head of? First?
head of the PLO after the June war of 1967; 1st Palestinian leader in West Bank
Fatah? Became?
largest PLO group that Yasser Arafat was leader of ; became the Palestine National Liberation Movement
Two State Solution? Motto? Arab position?
mainstream solution to the arab-israeli conflict; “two nations, two states, one future”; Palestinians do not accept; backed by the UN
Arab league’s 2002 proposal? If accepted? Israel’s response?
1. isreal back to 1967 borders 2. Jerusalem shared; if accepted the arabs will recognize Israel as a state; Israel said no
After OSLO the position on Arafat? Hamas? 2006? 2007? Thus?
Arafat’s popularity low; hamas’s popularity up; in the 2006 the Hamas elected 76/136 to the Palestinian legislative council thus large political influence; in 2007 the Fatah plans a coup that was supported by the US and Hamas takes Gaza after finding out; Palestinians are split politically thus there will not be peace unless negotiations include Hamas
UN Security Council Resolution 242 (1967)
1. taking land by force is illegal 2. each state must respect each other’s security 3. peace may be obtained by trading land
Final Status Negotiations/ Agreement
Israeli-palestinian agreement to resolve of conflict; 1. territory 2. refugees 3. Jerusalem
2005 Withdraw from Gaza
Israel withdrew from Gaza under Ariel Sharon
Ariel Sharon (NVA 2006)
allowed the Palestinians to be murdered during the Lebanese civil wars; withdrew Israel from Gaza in 2005
Hizbullah
shi’ah military in Lebanon; stopped Israel in 2006 which resulted in a dramatic increase in popularity
Three major facets to the Arab-Israeli conflict?
1. territory (increased settlements in the west bank and outposts + apartheid wall) 2. Palestinian refuges 3. Jerusalem (holy to all 3 of the great faiths and is the site of the temple mount)
Apartheid Wall/ Security Fence? Where? Why? Arab position? deemed?
Israel considers it a security fence; cuts through the west bank; placed after the attacks began on Israeli civilians; Palestinians say that it is Israel’s way of securing land and Israel’s population is small compared with the Palestinians, thus elitist division of land ; deemed illegal by international law
The two major parties of Israel?
1. likud (“the gathering”); 2. Labor
PM Neta Yahu
the current PM of Israel and is part of the Likud party
General Assembly Resolution 194 (1948)? Authority with? Backed by?
Palestinians should be permitted to return; authority by states who voted for it; backed by the “right of return” law
Right of Return? Gives credibility to?
an international law that states that it is a human right to return if forced from home; lends enforceability to the UNGAR 194
Palestine National Council? First to? Endorsed?
legislature of the PLO; first to propose the acceptance of the “two state solution”; the two-state solution was endorsed in 1988 because Jordon annexed the West Bank
First Intifada (1987)? PLO’s opinion?
revolt in which Palestinians were killed 10:1; PLO sees the revolt as counter productive because the Palestinians are not taking direction from them
Madrid Peace Conference (10-11/91)called by? Purpose? Required? Syria’s position? promised? After?
called by Bush SR because sadam invaded Kuwait; purpose was to negotiate with arab states to gain support in the coalition against sadam; required Israel to come or threatened to pull US funding ; Syria agreed because they are part of the second opposing ba’th party; bush promised that is arabs joined then an end to the arab-israeli conflict would result; after sadam was forced out the Egyptian-israeli and Jordanian-israeli peace treates were signed
Oslo Declaration of Principals on Interim Self-government Agreements (signed 1993) by? (2)? Resulted in?
Arafat; 1. Palestinians will have a government in West bank (Jeraco: PLO becomes PNA) 2. three major problems (territory/refuges/Jerusalem) would be resolved; resulted in the current territories in palestine’s West Bank and an increase in the Israeli population
Palestinian National Authority (PNA)? Expected?
after OSLO the PLO becomes the PNA; expected to be the police for Israelis against palestinians
Camp David II (07/2000)
bill clinton tried to resolve the conflict but Arafat could not accept because the issue of Jerusalem was not resolved
Al-Aqsa Intifada (begins 09/2000)? Arafat?
al-Aqsa mosque was built and Ariel Sharon went there which elicited riots; Arafat refused to stop the riots and was seen as a liability to the Israelis
Sharm al-Sheikh Conference (10/2000)
best deal put forth by the Israelis but was revoked because elections made it unpopular
Road Map (04/2003) proposed by? Three phases?
proposed by bush because the US invaded iraq and recognized that the conflict must be resolved; 1. end violence and settlement growth of Israelis 2. Palestinians make provisional borders to establish an arab state 3. then proceed to “final negotiations”
The Quartet (E.U/Russia/UN/US)
sponsors the road map
Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC)? Controlled by?
new legislation after the PNC; Hamas won 76/136 seats in 2006 thus controls the government of palestine
President Mahmoud Abbas (elected 2005)? Compliant to?
elected after Arafat; compliant to israelis
Hamas (Islamic Resistance Movement)? Provides? States?
offshoot of the muslim brotherhood resulting from the Israeli occupation; provides social services; says the armed struggle is necessary because they will never recognize Israel as a state
Israel-Lebanon War of 2006 between? At first? Ended? Us position?
israel went to war with the Hizbullah; at first the hizzbullah stopped Israel; Israel stopped with air power; US stepped back