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It is unclear what the term "aid" means.
If you are exclusively referring to military support, then that support came from the armies of Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq and was supplemented by brigades (although not the military proper) of Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
If you mean "help" in a more general sense, such as provide food, shelter, protection and compassion for the Palestinian people, no Arab State did this with the exception of the Jordanians in the 1960s.
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How did Israel become stable after the Holocaust?
Israel's stability was not contingent on the Holocaust. Israel's stability came about as a result of the Armistice of 1949 with the Arab States in the Arab-Israeli War of 1948-9.
Did the Arab states sell the land to Israel?
Prior to World War I, the Middle East was part of the Ottoman empire, so there were no Arab states, apart from Egypt. After World War I, the Middle East came under British and French Mandates, so once again there were no Arab states. In any case, Palestine was not the property of other states to sell. However, during the first half of the twentieth century, Jewish immigrants did buy up Palestinian farmland from both Turkish landlords and from the Palestinians themselves. When the Palestinians began to realise that these purchases were intended by the Jews as not only transfer of property rights, but also of sovereign rights, many Palestinians unsuccessfully opposed further sales of farmland to the Jews.
Did pasta come from the Arab countries?
Yes, it originally came from China.
What impact did Israel have on Arabs?
It depends on which Arabs are being discussed.Arabs within 1949-Israel: These are the Arabs most strongly impacted by the State of Israel. They received Israeli citizenship and began to have an active voice in Israeli politics. Initially, there was a strong divide between ethnic Palestinians (who make up most of the Israeli Arabs) and the other Arab minorities such as the Bedouin and the Druze. The Arab minorities almost immediately considered the Establishment of the State of Israel a golden event since Israel made efforts to protect them and their culture beyond what any Arab or Turkish State had in recent memory. (This is not to say that the situation was perfect or completely equal, but it was better than anywhere else, so they were willing to support it.) The ethnic Palestinians took the position of conscientious objectors and used the freedoms and civil rights granted in Israel to organize marches and rallies to discuss how they feel about the general Palestinian situation. In recent decades, more and more ethnic Palestinian Israelis have become more patriotic to Israel, resulting in some enlistment in the army and a general agreement that they would be willing to support the state if it came to that.Arabs in the Palestinian Territories: The Arabs in the Palestinian Territories (all of whom consider themselves Palestinians) were denied their rights and freedoms under both Arab Occupation (Jordan and Egypt) and Israeli Occupation. The State of Israel directly affected their situation because its independence (and their choice not to respond with their own declaration of independence) resulted in the subjugation of these lands to the border wars between Israel and Jordan or Israel and Egypt. With the beginning of Israeli Period, and to this day, there is a military occupation of the territories, combined with increased settlement of the area by Israeli Citizens who enjoy extraterritoriality. Palestinians have revolted in what are called the Intifadas and pressed for increased diplomatic recognition. They have received some, but are unsatisfied with what they have received, because it's less than what they deserve and press for more of the West Bank areas. Israel currently blockades the Gaza Strip and maintains soldiers controlling the West Bank.Palestinian Arabs who fled the Mandate of Palestine:After 1948, numerous Palestinians fled into the neighboring Arab States. This has resulted in a refugee crisis which the Arab States are only too willing to worsen. Most Palestinians, and even their children born on non-Palestinian ground, are not considered citizens of those countries and are not allowed to leave the refugee camp. This is done because many Arab governments would rather watch Palestinians suffer in refugee camps in order to use them as pawns against Israel than to let them integrate into Arab society at large. This issue is most prominent in Lebanon and Syria.There have been several Arab-Palestinian Battles (most prominently the Jordanian Palestinian uprising of Black September and the Lebanese Civil War of 1975-1991) and intermittent and long periods of Palestinian mistreatment at Arab hands. In fact, more Palestinians have died as a result of the Arab-Palestinian Conflict than the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict to date.Non-Palestinian Arabs in Countries Bordering Israel:Israel has been in numerous wars with the Arab States along its border and is therefore responsible for numerous Arab military deaths and defeats.Arabs in Other Arab Countries: Nearly every Arab country has used the conflict with Israel as a scapegoat for why they have a right to repress their population and treat them mercilessly. Of course, it's obvious that the two are not linked for a few reasons, like how Israel has democracy even though its constantly engaged in the same war and the USA has democracy even though its perpetually at war, etc. However, most Arabs prefer to be incensed about Israel since it was the only thing allowed to them. With the Arab Spring, many Arabs have redirected their anger where it actually belongs, their own governments, but it took them so long to do it.Arabs in non-Arab Countries: It gave them a way to sympathize with their brethren in Arab countries and a unifying political issue. It has also served to distract them from petitioning Arab governments to improve human rights, civil rights, and more open and free governing procedures.
Which three neighboring states fought wars with Israel in 1948 1956 1967 and 1973?
Three? It was more like six.Egypt, Syria, Jordon, Lebanon, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia ... not including the Holy War Army and the Arab Liberation Army thrown in the mix.
How did Israel become stable after the Holocaust?
Israel's stability was not contingent on the Holocaust. Israel's stability came about as a result of the Armistice of 1949 with the Arab States in the Arab-Israeli War of 1948-9.
Did the Arab states sell the land to Israel?
Prior to World War I, the Middle East was part of the Ottoman empire, so there were no Arab states, apart from Egypt. After World War I, the Middle East came under British and French Mandates, so once again there were no Arab states. In any case, Palestine was not the property of other states to sell. However, during the first half of the twentieth century, Jewish immigrants did buy up Palestinian farmland from both Turkish landlords and from the Palestinians themselves. When the Palestinians began to realise that these purchases were intended by the Jews as not only transfer of property rights, but also of sovereign rights, many Palestinians unsuccessfully opposed further sales of farmland to the Jews.
Were the countries of both Israel and Palestine before or after the Arab-Israeli Conflict?
There was no country of Israel prior to 1948 (when Israel declared independence in Tel Aviv), although there had been Jewish States in the area 2000 years earlier. There was no country of Palestine prior to 1988 (when Palestine declared independence in Tunis, Tunisia). There had never been an Arab State with its center in the southern Levant prior to this and the last Arab Empire to rule the southern Levant lost control to the Ottomans nearly 500 years ago. The Arab-Israeli Conflict began in the 1920s between the the Yishuv (Jewish Settlers who would eventually become the Israelis) & their allies and the Arab Fellahin (Arab peasants who would eventually become the Palestinians) & the surrounding Arab countries. So, both Israel and Palestine came about as a result of the continuing conflict.
What state adopted a plan that would divide Palestine into Jewish and Arab states?
No particular state adopted this plan. It came from the United Nations and was chiefly supported by the Palestinian Jews (future Israelis), the United States, and the Soviet Union. It was opposed by the British and the Arab States.
In 1947 what state adopted a plan that would divide palestine into jewish and Arab states?
No particular state adopted this plan. It came from the United Nations and was chiefly supported by the Palestinian Jews (future Israelis), the United States, and the Soviet Union. It was opposed by the British and the Arab States.
Why did the two groups emerge in Israel?
It completely depends on which two groups we are talking about.Assuming that you are referring to the rise of the Yishuv (the proto-Israeli Jewish community) and the rise of Palestinians (the conversion of a generic Levantine Arab identity to a specific Palestinian Arab identity), both came out of the conflict for political power in the British Mandate for Palestine. Both groups were trying to establish a state that catered primarily to their interest and agreed with their moralities. The Palestinians were incapable of completely ethnically cleansing out the Yishuv because of their military weakness and the Yishuv made calculated decisions to not completely cleanse out the Palestinians. As a result, both groups still exist.
How far is Gaza from Israel?
It is about 41 kilometres (25 mi) long, and between 6 and 12 kilometres (4-7.5 mi) wide, with a total area of 360 square kilometres (140 sq mi).
Which ethnic group of people was displaced by the creation of Israel?
Primarily Palestinian Arab, except for those who remained in Israel after its creation. (This was long after the Canaanites, Hittites, Amorites, Jebusites, Girgashites, and Perizites, who eventually came to accept the existence of the Jewish state in their midst.)
How imposrtant is the Arab gulf?
It's very important because of the oil,Like 70%of the world's oil came from Arabian gulf states
When did Large immigrations of Arabs come to America?
It's recorded that large waves of Arab immigrants came to the United States in the early 1800s. Most of the Arabs that came were of Palestinian and Syrian decent .
What countries assisted Israel in becoming an independent state?
No Western Country assisted Israel during the Arab-Israeli War of 1948-9. Most Israeli aid came from the Soviet Union by way of Czechoslovakia.
Who were the early traders that came to the Philippines?
Arab traders
