Arab-Jewish Conflict: An Examination of Its Origin

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The emergence of zionism significantly contributed to the ongoing arab-israeli conflict, especially after 1948.
The 1948 nakba and subsequent displacement of Palestinians intensified tensions between jews and arabs.
Efforts by the united nations to create two neighboring states, israel and palestine, failed to resolve the conflict.
Western powers' involvement, particularly in supporting zionism, exacerbated the longstanding disputes in the region.

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This analysis uncovers the origins of zionism and the ongoing arab-israeli conflict, highlighting historical influences.

Abdussalam Umar Abedo (2025) studied this question.

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