<p><strong>The Palestinian-Israeli conflict lasted over half a century and has widely influenced international political currents. This article aims to unravel the roots of conflict, explain alleged Israeli-American American-Arab conspiracies, solve peace process in match, which all failed. research uses qualitative methods by utilizing narrative approach. The data collection techni...

Considering that Palestinian-Israeli conflict is one of the cases in current international system predominantly shaped by religion factor, it an important question how and to what extent both Turkey Iran legitimize their strategies using religious discourse. Although states rely on Islamic beliefs approaches towards cause Palestinians utilize rhetoric extensively shore up domestic support, they...

Fifty-one romantically involved young Israeli adults, whose parents were divorced, were questioned about their romantic relationship, parents' conflict, and current feelings about and reconstruction of the divorce. An integrative perception of the divorce was found to be related to fewer problems and to higher levels of friendship, enjoyment, and intimacy in the relationship. Implications for r...

The present study discusses the national strategies having been adopted by Palestinians to put an end Israeli occupation. aims show how plan establish their state and get rid of occupation using different policies. adopts historical research method support authentic data about Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Such a has helped researcher provide proper that may help Palestinian political leaders u...

The best chance for a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict appeared to arrive in the early 1990s. A combination of deft international diplomacy and political evolution in the two sides’ leadership led in 1993 to a secretly negotiated agreement, the Oslo accord, between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization that established a partially autonomous transitional mechanism known a...

This article examines how war journalism has shaped knowledge production on media coverage of the IsraeliPalestinian conflict, and how its discontent underscores the need for a shift to peace correspondence in the conflict. The article essentially relies on existing empirical literature on media coverage of the conflict, dating from early 1960s. Evidences from other conflict environments where ...

Do public opinion dynamics play an important role in understanding conflict dynamics between democracies and their international rivals? These opinion dynamics and government behavior are interpreted as particular causal links in models of reciprocity, accountability and credibility. Theoretical expectations about the character of these linkages are translated into four distinct Bayesian struct...