The Arab-Israeli Conflict is a long-standing political and territorial dispute primarily between the state of Israel and various Arab countries, alongside Palestinian factions, centered around competing national identities, historical claims to the land, and security concerns. It includes multiple wars, peace processes, and ongoing tensions, significantly impacting regional and global politics.

Arab-Israeli Conflict

Political dispute

A territorial dispute involves disagreements between states or regions over the ownership or control of a specific geographical area. These disputes often arise due to historical claims, resource allocation, strategic importance, and can lead to prolonged conflicts or negotiations to reach a resolution.

Territorial Dispute

State of Israel

Arab countries

Palestinian factions

National identities

Historical claims refer to assertions or statements about past events, often used to justify current territorial, cultural, or political rights. These claims can be contentious and are typically evaluated through historical evidence, interpretation, and the context in which they are made.

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