Palestinian Refugees
Governance in the Land of Israel
Disengagement 2005
Munich 1972
Israel-Egypt Peace
For three decades, Egypt was Israel’s greatest enemy. Four wars – from 1948 to 1973 – shaped the relations between the countries. Egypt did not recognize Israel, worked for its destruction, and supported terrorist actions against it. Egypt was among the initiators of the wars in 1948, 1956, and 1973, and in 1967 led together […]
The Six-Day War
In 1967, the Middle East was boiling. Arab nations united to eliminate Israel. Egypt, Jordan, and Syria signed a defense agreement, coordinated their moves, and began aggressive actions that threatened the young state of Israel. On the Jordanian front, Jerusalem was divided, and access to Jewish holy sites, primarily the Western Wall, was completely denied. […]
Peace Agreement Between Israel and Jordan
Peace Agreement Between Israel and Jordan: From Bloody Conflict to Security Cooperation On October 26, 1994, Israel and Jordan transformed from enemies to official neighbors. After decades of wars, confrontations, and secret channels, the moment arrived when handshakes replaced the thunder of cannons. But how did we get there? Power Struggles and Missing the Palestinian […]
Independence War 1947
In 1947, a series of significant events began that shaped the Middle East as we know it.It started when the United Nations voted to split the British-controlled land into two states: one Jewish, one Arab. The Jewish population celebrated the UN’s decision, seeing it as a step toward their long-awaited state. However, the Arab side […]