The Construction of the Palestinian Social Movement. ... In order to understand the origin, development and current status of the contemporary movement for reconciliation within Israel, we must first take a look at the historical impact that Zion colonialism has had upon Israeli Arabs, or the Palestinians. ... The reality of its existence, however, is that hand-in-hand, the premise for Zionism coupled with legal mandates- scripted but un enforced, such as Resolutions 252 as well as Resolution 278- display Israel's non-compliance to international law and reprobates the ability to...

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This will allow the study to fully grasp the rationale behind the movement and its actions. ... Central to the Palestinian movement is the desire to regain Palestinian territories deemed unlawfully occupied by the Zionist Movement of Israel, completed under the auspices of the United Kingdom and other Western nations. ... It is for this reason that other Palestinian groups emerged and sought to replace the PLO as the voice and leader of the Palestinian nation. One such organization was Harakat al-Maqawama al-Islamiyya, or literally the Islamic Resistance Movement. ... It was also an attemp...

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Shas Leader: Arié Deri The Shas ( «  Sephardic Torah Guardians   ») was founded in 1984 as a Sephardic scission of the Israeli Agoudat. ... Yahadut Hatorah, Torah Unit Leader: Avraham Porush The founding of the party in 1988 resulted from the Israeli Agoudat scission against the continuous rise in the Hassic movement (religious stream founded in Poland in the 18th century). ... Tami, the Israeli traditional movement Created in 1981 by Abuhatzeira, a National Religious Party Minister issued from a famous rabbinic line from Morocco. The Tami (Israeli Tradition Movement) was a...

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What really happened was that the Zionist movement, from the beginning, looked to a practically change the Arab population and bring in their place the Jewish settlers to make a home for them in Palestine. ... David Ben-Gurion, recognized this movement and tried to stop the efforts of the Arabs and Killed many Arabs in this matter. In international views about this situation, the leaders of the Jews lied to the world about the truth of the situation in Palestine and said the Arabs were terrorists who don't want the Jews to live in Peace. ... Jordan was also involved in the Palestine pro...

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The implications of this movement have resulted in a global impact that crosses borders, oceans and continents, significantly affecting the social, political, and economic status of each country involved. This movement affects not only the future of those countries, but also the rest of the world due to the changing of fundamental beliefs at a national and geopolitical level. ... The fall of longtime leaders, and the peoples rising demands for a stronger voice in their own governance, have brought new opportunities for civil rights reform. ... In Libya, such a change only occurred after months...

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The peasants often had no knowledge that they no longer owned their land until the Zionist movement, when the land was sold to Jewish settlers by an absentee landlord and they were evicted.] (5) In 1896, a Jewish journalist and writer living in Vienna by the name of Theodor Herzel wrote Der Judenstaat (The Jewish State). The Conflict between Israel and Palestine It was based on this book that the movement called Zionism began. ... Zionism The Jewish Virtual Library states that Zionism is the national movement for the return of the Jewish people to their homeland and the resumption of Je...

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Fatah was founded in 1958, it became the first real Palestinian, nationalist movement, with the motivation and goal of regaining Palestine through armed struggle. ˜The liberation of Palestine had to precede Arab unity' which meant that ˜militancy and military action were the prelude to politics'.11 Fatah leaders were essentially saying that these divisions, at the time being, did not prevent them from attaining their goals. ... By 1965 Ben-Gurion had officially split from Mapai and created his own party, Rafi, with Shimon Peres and Moshe Dayan who resigned from the gov...

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The Zionist movement arose to restore the Jews to Israel, largely ignoring the existing Arab population.... Their plan was to advocate for a Jewish Zionist movement in rebuilding what they once called their home. ...

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Traditionally, Israeli leaders have placed little faith in the good intentions of the international community. Since it's establishment, Israel's leaders felt that their country faced an existential threat from the Arab states' desire to eradicate the Jewish state. ... They also established a precedent of armed self-defense of the Zionist movement, which during the War of Independence in 1948 would flower into the IDF. ... With the outbreak of World War II, Irgun leaders settled on a policy of cooperation with the British in the war effort; but a hard core within the organizat...

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In the late 1890's the Zionist movement for the Jewish return to Palestine began under the leadership of Theodore Hertzel. ... The linkage between Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein occupation of Kuwait and Israeli occupation of the occupied territories was welcomed by the PLO. ...

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