1, the history and background of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict

The root of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict can be traced back to ancient times. Jews gradually settled in Jerusalem and formed their own country. However, with the passage of time, Jews are gradually displaced and scattered all over the world. At the beginning of the 20th century, with the rise of Zionism, a large number of Jews began to return to Palestinian areas and clashed with local Palestinians.

2. Religious factors of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict also involves religious factors. Judaism, Christianity and Islam all have deep historical and cultural origins with Jerusalem, and the status of Jerusalem is also one of the core issues of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Differences in beliefs and doctrines between different religions have led to tensions and conflicts between the two sides.

3. Political and territorial factors of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict also involves political and territorial issues. After the founding of Israel, the territorial dispute with the Palestinians has not been resolved. The territories occupied by Israel, the construction of settlements and the return of Palestinian refugees are all key factors leading to the continuation of the conflict. In addition, the position of the international community and the intervention of external forces have also had an impact on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

4. The peace process of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict

In order to solve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the international community has tried many times to promote the peace process. However, due to the lack of trust between the two sides, the interference of extremist forces and the disagreement of external forces, the peace process has not been able to make substantial progress. Despite this, some countries and international organizations are still trying to promote the Palestinian-Israeli peace process and seek ways to resolve conflicts through dialogue and negotiation.

5. The impact of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and its solutions.

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has had a far-reaching impact on the two peoples and the international community. Conflicts lead to a large number of casualties, property losses and social unrest, undermining regional stability and development. In addition, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has also had an impact on international relations and geopolitical patterns.

The causes of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict:

1. Land dispute: Israel believes that Jews once lived in Palestinian areas, while Palestinians believe that they are the aborigines of this land, so there is a land right dispute between the two sides. In addition, Israel's expansion and territorial establishment are regarded by Palestinians as occupying their land.

2. Religious conflict: Palestinians and Israelis have deep religious feelings for Jerusalem, because Jerusalem is a holy place for Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Historically, Jerusalem has been conquered by different religions many times, so it has also become the center of religious conflicts.

3. External forces intervene: some external forces such as the United States and Europe intervene and support the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. These external forces often support Israel and provide economic and military assistance, further aggravating the tension in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

4. Terrorism: Hamas, Fatah and other Palestinian terrorist organizations use conflicts to create terrorist attacks and carry out violent attacks on Israelis and Jews. This terrorist act has aggravated the tension in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and aroused widespread concern in the international community.

5. Refugee problem: There are many refugee problems between Palestinians and Israelis. Due to historical and political reasons, Palestinians have been deprived of their homes and many people have become refugees. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Israelis have also experienced many wars and conflicts, resulting in a large number of refugees. These problems have also aggravated the tension in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.