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Israel v.s Palestine THA BASICS (post up)

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ZILLA THA GOODFELLA:
We gettin too technical in this forum.......

Lets just state tha basics of this war.......

Like how everything begun and wat has happened sice etc.

No Biased shit......

Just drop knowledge......

I TO DA GEEZY:
ok....ima start.

Towards the second half of the 1800s the Jewish "Yeshuv"(imigration and settling)started. Jews from all over the world were at their Zionistic pick and wanted to come back to their hystorical land since tha biblical times.
Jews that were in a hold of big finanacial propertyz donated enormous amounts of money to buy lands(from tha shehz that owned any land pieces) in the land that was called palestine back then, others just came and worked in agreeculture. of course at those time tha Turkz had a mandat on Palestine and they din"t alow any interenece...so Jews were basiclly doing everythang to get in. With the time more and more lands were bought and were purchased and worked on.

The Turkish Mandat waz removed and the British Mandat came in. Jews were contunueing to develope a basis to what soon waz ought to become the JEWISH STATE. But tha phalahz(Arabian farmers..that used to live and work on tha land of tha sheihz-as pesents, tha Jews bought their lands from) were starting to develop some kind of a fear of takeover...or of them loosen" their unic proffesion in a future state that won"t recognise them.


someone please continue...or else i will later. :)

I TO DA GEEZY:
the hatred haz risen and linchez occured in number of places by phalahz and their familyZ, as the way to the JEWISH state waz shorter...the phalahz even united with the passin through tribes headz to support them...and they agreed, noticing a potensial for free land(great thing for passin through tribes) also the britz made full of contredictin agreements wit all kindsa sheihz from tha arabic peninsula(thats how jordan, seria and Egypt waz formed)...Egypt and SERIA would later try to unite through plastine and failing doing so will gain tha phalahz an interesant support(for the time they gettin tha jews out of here)...the palestinian declaration iz later formed declining any right of jews for having a state(despite tha by-national ideas of influential jewish zionistz ..and tha UN plan) ..and declaring that anyone who"z not-so-far encestorz used to walk tha land of palastine since year so and so...r considered palastinienz.

TheSheriff:
At the Cairo summit, where the Israeli state was set out, Arab leaders were offered half of modern Israel as a Palestinian state; they rejected it, and invaded the joint Israeli/Palestinian lands. This is what is termed as the 1948 War of Independence. The Israelis and Palestinians repulsed the attack, but due to the concurrence of several high ranking Palestinians with the Arab leader, no state was formed. After Kadesh in 1956, where Israelis attempted to recapture the property of the British Empire at Suez, the first Jihad was called. In 1967, the Six Day War happened, Israel coming out easily on top. This is where the Golan Heights and Gaza Strip were seized for strategic reasons, and the West Bank for religious and political reasons. in 1973, the Yom Kippur War ended in an Israeli victory, and shortly afterwards, the First Jihad ended. Recently, various hard line Arab and Pathan/Pakar states have called for a Second Jihad, and Iraq and Palestine have declared official Jihad.

Meanwhile, a further Israeli grievance is the Syrian presence in Lebanon. To this end, they have several times, most notably in the early '80s and '90s, sent forces in to throw Syria out. They have been aided in this by an extremist "Christian" group called the Phalanx. Due to this, the Syrians have further cracked down on the Christian enclaves (Eden and Yahweh Arda being the largest), leaving many Christians and Lebanese Muslims dissatisfied with the Arab world. This has led to the Lebanese Civil War, which has served as a front for Likud to insult Syria and its allies for being dictatorships.

I TO DA GEEZY:

--- Quote ---At the Cairo summit, where the Israeli state was set out, Arab leaders were offered half of modern Israel as a Palestinian state; they rejected it, and invaded the joint Israeli/Palestinian lands. This is what is termed as the 1948 War of Independence. The Israelis and Palestinians repulsed the attack, but due to the concurrence of several high ranking Palestinians with the Arab leader, no state was formed. After Kadesh in 1956, where Israelis attempted to recapture the property of the British Empire at Suez, the first Jihad was called. In 1967, the Six Day War happened, Israel coming out easily on top. This is where the Golan Heights and Gaza Strip were seized for strategic reasons, and the West Bank for religious and political reasons. in 1973, the Yom Kippur War ended in an Israeli victory, and shortly afterwards, the First Jihad ended. Recently, various hard line Arab and Pathan/Pakar states have called for a Second Jihad, and Iraq and Palestine have declared official Jihad.

Meanwhile, a further Israeli grievance is the Syrian presence in Lebanon. To this end, they have several times, most notably in the early '80s and '90s, sent forces in to throw Syria out. They have been aided in this by an extremist "Christian" group called the Phalanx. Due to this, the Syrians have further cracked down on the Christian enclaves (Eden and Yahweh Arda being the largest), leaving many Christians and Lebanese Muslims dissatisfied with the Arab world. This has led to the Lebanese Civil War, which has served as a front for Likud to insult Syria and its allies for being dictatorships.
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word^...and thanx for tha correct\exact dates.....i alwayz seem to forget many of tha important exact dates....i know what waz going on...but i never remember tha date...:).

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