Aim: Why is there a long history of conflict in the Middle East?

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Aim: Why is there a long history of conflict in the Middle East? Monday – April 27, 2015 Mr. Lombardi Aim: Why is there a long history of conflict in the Middle East? Do Now: Answer the following: How would your life be different if you lived in a place that suffered from weekly terrorist attacks? Countdown to the GLOBAL HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY Regents Classes left: Days left: 32 53

India & Pakistan 1947 – Great Britain granted India independence; Pakistan became a separate country. India/Pakistan relations: Many people were re-settled (Muslims to Pakistan, Hindus to India) Many people died during this re-settlement; it was not peaceful) Disputes over territory (Kashmir). Tension in the region continues today.

Analyze the political cartoons

Domain-Specific Vocabulary Monotheism: The belief in one God. Holy Land: Jerusalem is the holy land to 3 major religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam). Israel: A Jewish state established in May 1948 in the Middle East. Balfour Declaration: Britain promised to establish a national homeland for the Jews (1926).

Countries in the Middle East

Introduction After WWI, the newly formed League of Nations gave Great Britain a mandate over Palestine. Palestine's location on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea seemed like a great prize to the British, but problems soon erupted. It became clear that both Arabs and Jews claimed the region as a homeland. Britain promised to establish a national homeland for the Jews. After WWII, Palestine would be renamed Israel and given to Jews as a homeland to provide shelter from atrocities such as the Nazi Holocaust in Europe. Inevitably, fighting broke out between the two groups, which still remains unresolved today…

Activity Read the handout, Israel’s Involvement in Wars. Answer the questions that follow.

Reasons for Conflict (Analyzing Primary Sources) Why does Fawaz Turki refer to the Israeli’s as colonizers? What might be the best way for the Palestinian’s to regain control of their land, according to Abraham Tamir?

Israel & Palestine: Connection to Today Jews were “scattered” across the world (Diaspora and Holocaust). Britain had control of Palestine after WWI and wanted to give the Jews a homeland (Israel). The USA is allies with Israel. Islamic Extremists (fundamentalists) despise the USA for being allies with Israel. THE “ACTUAL” STORY IS A LOT MORE COMPLICATED THAN THIS!

Summary Draw a cartoon, write a paragraph, write a poem, etc… that conveys your thoughts about the stalled peace between Palestinians and Israelis.

Regents Prep - Topic List

Critical Thinking Questions: How would your life be different if you lived in a place that suffered from weekly terrorist attacks? Why is there a long history of conflict in the Middle East? How would you solve the problems in the Middle East? Why do you think the Israeli’s continue to hold their ground in the Middle East rather than retreat?