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The war that led to the displacement of many Palestinians and the creation of refugee camps.
The i–Palestinian conflict traces back to competing national movements — Zionism and Arab nationalism — that collided in late 19th and early 20th century as Jewish immigration increased under and then...
The question misunderstands a complex, multi-stage conflict: violence in Palestine did not begin only after the United Nations partition plan or only after the declaration of Israel; a civil war betwe...
The immediate aftermath of the UN General Assembly’s adoption of Resolution 181 (the Partition Plan) on 29 November 1947 saw a rapid descent into communal violence in Mandatory Palestine—violence that...
From 1948 until the , the was administered by under direct military rule rather than annexation, with intermittent interruption during the when occupied Gaza for several months . Cairo did not grant G...
are the people who live in — a densely populated, predominantly Palestinian Arab enclave on the eastern Mediterranean — shaped by decades of conflict, , displacement, and resilient social life; most a...