Thinking under fire: What can psychoanalysis contribute to understanding aspects of the Israel–Palestine conflict and our feelings about it?Elizabeth Allison
Resolution in November 1947, Israel became an independent nation on May 14, 1948. The Arab-Israeli War broke out in the former British Mandate of Palestine with five Arab nations invading on the same day. Ever since, there have been many violent conflicts between Israel and its neighb...
What happened during the Yom Kippur War? When the French Empire was divided, what happened to Italy? What caused the Arab-Israeli War? What caused the first Arab-Israeli War? What is the history of the conflict between Israel and Palestine?
Oil prices started the week of Oct. 9 off with a surge as the war between Israel and Palestinian Islamist militant group Hamas entered its third day, but by the fourth day oil prices had settled down as traders watched for further developments in the region. For oil prices to go meaningful...
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167 Words 1 Page Open Document Flare-ups in violence between Israel and the Palestinians have often accelerated peace efforts - the first intifada led into the Oslo accords of the mid-1990s and the second gave rise to the Arab and Geneva peace initiatives. ...
A four-day cease-fire in theIsrael-Hamas warbegan Friday in Gaza as part of an agreement that Qatar helped broker. Thirteen Israeli hostages were freed, according to Israeli media, and 10 Thai citizens and one Filipino citizen, Qatar said. The deal includes the release of dozens of hostages...
The Palestine Red Crescent has warned of a “humanitarian catastrophe” as there are “no safe areas” to evacuate civilians to, after Israel told half the population to migrate south. It described the Israeli evacuation call as “shocking and beyond belief.” ...
While the Israeli military said most of the missiles were intercepted, some landed on Israeli soil and appeared to cause damage. Shock waves caused by the attack also damaged homes in central Israel, authorities in the country said. Has diplomacy in the Middle East failed?