Question

Is conflict unavoidable between Israelis and Palestinians? Why or why not?
Is conflict unavoidable among Israel and its Arab neighbors? Why or why not?
What evidence supports your positions?

Answer 1

@MissSmartiez

Answer 2

@welshfella @Wendy.Ivette11714

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@rebeccaxhawaii @RhondaSommer @ryry626 @rockycatsrule @robby8974 @Ray_Masters @Qwertty123 @EclipsedStar @Englishguy @escamer @emmaisom @electrik..blue @electrik_blue @TorilovesVampires @truwhovian11 @Thebossofme191 @Tennis5518 @tmagloire1 @tica.x3

Answer 4

Can you please help me

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history isnt my subject sorry hun

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https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjr_Nq1hOnKAhXF5yYKHWndC30QFggcMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fisraelipalestinian.procon.org%2Fview.answers.php%3FquestionID%3D001327&usg=AFQjCNFfOCr_jyxGiJzlFnFBMxSbOAjSeQ&sig2=jnaDbBuls0pLmNGHcsJoJQ hope is will help

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i dont understand anything on that website

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can you help me @Qwertty123

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Hey!
lol I need to read the question!

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ok it is........

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k

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The one-state/two-state debate is highly fraught not least because of proximity. Too much history, too little land. This is not India and Pakistan; the map of Ireland is a veritable continent compared with Israel and the Palestinian territories. Gaza is about as close to Herzliya as Concord is to Hanover; the West Bank, as Israelis are quick to point out, is seven miles from Ben Gurion Airport. Any two-state solution with a chance of working would have to include federal arrangements not only about security but also about water, cell-phone coverage, sewage, and countless other details of a common infrastructure. Talk of a one-state solution, limited as it is, will never be serious if it is an attempt to mask annexation, expulsion, or population transfer, on one side, or the eradication of an existing nation, on the other. Israel exists; the Palestinian people exist. Neither is provisional. Within these territorial confines, two nationally distinct groups, who are divided by language, culture, and history, cannot live wholly apart or wholly together."

Answer 13

i read that but i dont see how this answers my questions

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ok is ther multiple choice

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no, its like a paragraph

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Here:
http://israelipalestinian.procon.org/view.answers.php?questionID=001327

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@Qwertty123 thats the same website

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haaa lol

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origins_of_the_Six-Day_War

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so what the answer

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we can not tell you the answer but only tell you hint

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or step

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ok

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i still need help @Tennis5518

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ok fine

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plz

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Hello @Tennis5518

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ok wait

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k

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@Tennis5518 u still there

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yes

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can you help @Tennis5518

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wait give me 5 min i promise

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ok

Answer 35

Do you think they could put their differences aside and make peace?

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yes

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ok so.. what do you think?

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I think that they can make peace

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@Tennis5518 u there

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@Tennis5518 sry to bother you but i need help

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ok that right

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yah but i need help about how they can avoid conflict

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@Tennis5518 i need help about how they can avoid conflict

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@Tennis5518 u there

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so i need help about how they can avoid conflict

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@Tennis5518 i know it is avoidable but i need ideas how

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@Irrati0nal this is what i need to help her!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 48

what

Answer 49

Okay.
So, this is a question that is based purely on your thoughts and views toward the matter. There is no right or wrong answer here.
With that said, what do you think? Do you think they could ever put their differences aside? Why or why not?

Answer 50

yes i think they could put their differences aside.

Answer 51

but how

Answer 52

Well, maybe they could see that we are all human. We all have differences, but we can overcome those differences. We can accept the differences and find peace.

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Just an idea, I'm not sure if that's where you were thinking or not.

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yes

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and they can also accept each other, so basically they can live together like they are one.

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Hi what is the problem

Answer 57

this is the question

Is conflict unavoidable between Israelis and Palestinians? Why or why not?
Is conflict unavoidable among Israel and its Arab neighbors? Why or why not?
What evidence supports your positions?

Answer 58

i think that it is avoidable, but we are finding ways it is avoidable

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so can you help @MissSmartiez

Answer 60

Answer 1
They are fighting over who owns the land. The Israelis claim that the current territory was theirs a long time ago but they were forcibly removed. While they were gone, other people moved in who eventually called themselves Palestinians.
The Palestinians also cleansed the remaining Israelis who always lived there in Hebron in the 1920's.When the state of Israel was set up in 1947, the Palestinians were told to leave by the leaders in charge because of the war. Israel on numerous occasions have and are willing to make concession's. However the Palestinians backed by other countries with there own agendas do not want peace. Palestinians are brought up and taught there are no concession and the land is there from the sea to the Jordan. It is a well known fact that trans Jordan was part of Palestine and 80% of the Palestinians live there.

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Answer 1: they are fighting over territories or lands, so yes they would be fighting.

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yes

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thx and can you help me because i need like a paragraph

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@MissSmartiez can you help me because i need a paragraph

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Ok,

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First, do you think that this issue is unavoidable or avoidable?

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it is somewhat avoidable and somewhat unavoidable

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So you'd be doing a argumentative paragraph

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How it could/couldn't be avoidable, correct?

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yes

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its fine, i am done anyways. @MissSmartiez
sry if i made you start with it. Here is a medal.

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Thank you, I was about to share it with you XD

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you can still put it

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Wait can I see your sentences first? (checking)

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to see if any errors are involved.

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ok

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I think it is unavoidable because Israel believe that the territory was their's a long time ago and Palestine believe that the territory is their's. So they will keep attacking each other because they think the land is their's.

Answer 78

Nice, but I spotted some grammar flaws. try,


I think it is unavoidable because the Israelis believe that the territory was their own along time ago. The Palestines believe that the territory is theirs also. So I believe they will keep attacking each other because both believed that they were entitled to the land and not the other. They'd probably negotiate peace for a little while, but then resume. This isn't an avoidable matter. Its like Americans fighting with the Indians to see who will own a property. Matters like these leads to disputes, then escalate to war until they are both satified or someone wins.

Answer 79

You are enabled to add or change any fixed sentences in your own ways, great job!

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thank ou

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*you

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if it doesn't bother you can you medal me. :)

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No it doesn't since you came up with the paragraph, I just added and assisted you.

Great work!

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thxs for helping !!!!