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Answer 1
1. The Israeli occupation of Palestine.
2. The invasion of Iraq by the US.
These are the main two conflicts in the Arab world, but you're all welcome to add to them.
Answer 2
Easier
man vs. man
man vs. nature
man vs. self
Answer 3
The above conflicts do not discuss the Conflicts within Arab States and non-violent conflicts (such as political, social, and demographic conflicts.) The Middle East is prone to violent tempers and bellicose words, which makes conflicts ever more common.
- Iraqi Civil War: Shiite Tribes loyal to one Sheikh/Elder/Cleric vs. Shiite Tribes loyal to a different Sheikh/Elder/Cleric
- Iraqi Civil War: Shiites
- Iraqi Civil War: Shia vs. Kurd
- Iraqi Civil War: Sunni vs. Kurd
- Egyptian Societal Conflict: Liberals vs. Nationalists vs. Islamists vs. Socialists
- Libyan Tribal Conflict: (Always rotating, but typically) Cyrenacian Tribes and Fezzan Tribes vs. Tripolitanian Tribes
- Algerian Internal Repression: Military Junta vs. Population
- Western Saharan Secession: Moroccan Army vs. Polisario Nationalist Front
- Moroccan Government: Secularizing King vs. Islamist Parliament
- Lebanese Domestic Control: Unified Lebanese Army vs. Hezbollah
- Lebanese Palestinian Refugee Management: Lebanese Militias vs. Palestinian Refugees
- Syria-Lebanon Interference: Syrian Spies and Hezbollah vs. Lebanese Politicians
- Syrian Internal Repression: Resistance Arab Spring Fighters vs. Government forces of Bashar al-Assad --> Syrian Civil War
- Dispute of Hatay Province: Turkish Government vs. Syrian Government
- Eastern Turkey: Turkish Army vs. PKK and Kurdish Rebels
- Gazan Conflict: Israeli Army vs. Hamas and Islamic Jihad
- Occupation of the West Bank: Israeli Army vs. Palestinian Civilians
- Intifada: Palestinian Terror Organizations vs. Israeli Civilians
- Golan Heights Occupation: Israeli Government vs. Syrian Government
- Saudi Political Repression: King of Saudi Arabia vs. Population (especially Women and Minorities)
- Saudi Religious Repression: Wahhabi Clerics vs. Population (especially Women and Minorities)
- Yemeni Civil War: Arab Spring Fighters vs. Presidential Regime
- Omani Rebellion: Arab Spring Protesters vs. Sultan of Oman
- Kuwait National Struggle: Kuwaiti Immigrants vs. Emir and Parliament of Kuwait
- Iranian Intervention in Iraq: Iranian Al-Kuds Forces vs. Iraqi Politicians and Civilians
- Iranian Political Repressions: Mullahs and the Iranian Army vs. Protesters
- Iranian Ethnic Repressions: Iranian Central Government vs. Turks, Turkmen, Balochs, Azeris, Kurds, and many other minorities.
What else can I help you with?
Why did the Arab-Israeli Conflict intensify in the mid-1900s?
The British Departure from Mandatory Palestine, the Establishment of the State of Israel, and the Palestinian Arab Exodus during the 1948-9 Arab-Israeli War are some of the most important events in grounding the Arab-Israeli Conflict.
Briefly distinguish between Arabs and Muslims In your answer name a country that is Muslim but not Arab?
According to Merriam Webster, Arab is "a member of the Semitic people of the Arabian Peninsula" (a race of people). Muslim is "an adherent of Islam" (a religion).Muslims are of all races. Some are African, some are Caucasian, some are Arab, some are Indian, etc., etc. Anyone can convert to Islam regardless of race. As for countries where Islam is the official religion, Iran, Egypt, Indonesia and Pakistan are a few examples of Muslim countries that are non Arab.
What were two reasons given for reversing some democratic reforms in russia in the 2000s?
Terrorism and Conflict in Chechnya.
What were the reasons of the division?
There are many different reasons why things divide. Some people or countries divide over moral issues that they cannot solve.
Where does the Arab group live?
The Arab world Arabic-speaking countries stretching from the Atlantic Ocean in the west to the Arabian Sea in the east, and from the Mediterranean Sea in the north to the Horn of Africa and the Indian Ocean in the southeast. It consists of 24 countries and territories with a combined population of some 325 million people spanning two continents.
What countries had a conflict with Palestine and some other Arab nations?
Israel.
What A list of Arab countries?
Some Arab countries include Saudi Arabia, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Lebanon, and Morocco.
Which Arab countries were not greatly impacted by the Arab Spring?
Some Arab countries that were not greatly impacted by the Arab Spring include Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Jordan. These countries implemented some reforms to prevent large-scale protests or unrest, and their governments were able to maintain a level of stability throughout the period of the Arab Spring.
Why did the Arab-Israeli Conflict intensify in the mid-1900s?
The British Departure from Mandatory Palestine, the Establishment of the State of Israel, and the Palestinian Arab Exodus during the 1948-9 Arab-Israeli War are some of the most important events in grounding the Arab-Israeli Conflict.
What are some problems Israel faced right after independence?
Conflict with Arab nations and Palestinians
What are some countries where striping is illegal?
Striping is illegal in countries like Iran, Iraq, United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Qatar, Lebanon and Tunisia. All Arab countries are against such actions.
What countries were involved in the Arab spring?
Some of the countries that were involved in the Arab Spring include Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain, and others. The protests and uprisings varied in intensity and outcomes in each of these countries.
What are some reasons why the metropolis presents a serious problem in conflict management?
Misunderstandings. Conflict can arise from misunderstandings about.Lack of planning.
Why did some Arab countries cut off oil shipments to the US during the Arab Israeli war?
They were attempting to punish America, due to their hatred of Israel.
What are the three main causes of conflict?
There are many reasons for conflict. However, some common culprits of conflict include religion, money, as well as personal relationships.
What country was the defending country?
In which conflict? Most countries have, at some point in their history, been defending countries.
What are some of the reasons that people invaded other lands?
Some reasons why other countries invade others is to widen their territory.
