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The Israel-Palestine Conflict israelvspalistine (Zionism (Government…

- - - - So Israel and surrounding nations fought several wars over the land
- - - - Though it is a good idea, both sides disagree on how to actually make it work
        
        Most people prefer the two state solution
  - - - Most people think this solution would bring about more problems but it is becoming more and more likely
- - - - The Left
        
        The left is inclined to trade Israeli controlled land with Arab countries in exchange for peace
      - The Right
        
        The right is more hesitant about the idea of trading land for peace
- - - - Eventually the fighting got out of control and in 1947 the UN voted to split the land into two countries
        
        Palestinians saw the plan as a Jewish attempt to push them out of their land and fought the land split
        
        Many Arab states later declared war on Israel
        
        The Israeli army defeated the Palestinian and Arab militias. At the end Israel possessed 77% of the land.
        
        Jews accepted the deal
- - - - Though most non-muslim countries are critical of Israel's treatment of Palestinians and the ongoing occupation of the West Bank.
        
        The general global opinion is more sympathetic towards Palestinians
        
        Israel is extremely unpopular globally and was ranked the fourth most disliked nation in the world