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Title: The role of britain in shaping the israeli-palestinian conflict
Other Titles: a historical analysis of colonial legacy
Authors: Terki, Sarah
Belaid, Allal (directeur de thèse)
Keywords: Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Britain: Historical Analysis
Colonial Legacy: Balfour: Declaration
Post-world war i policies
Issue Date: 2024
Abstract: The study delves into Britain's crucial involvement in shaping the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It deals with the historical context by exploring Britain's colonial strategies, the Balfour Declaration, and the policies established following World War I that impacted the region. The study illustrates how each of these factors influenced the demographic and political landscape, and tensions that characterize the Palestinian issue today. This study sheds light on British long-lasting impact on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by analyzing primary and secondary sources. It focuses on how historical events, political manipulation, and social and economic factors have shaped the conflict, thereby providing a better understanding of its origins and the dynamics that continue to fuel it.
Description: Literature and Civilization
URI: http://univ-bejaia.dz/dspace/123456789/24273
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