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Q: History ( No Answer,   1 Comment )
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Subject: History
Category: Reference, Education and News
Asked by: ebdgirl-ga
List Price: $15.00
Posted: 01 Jan 2006 17:28 PST
Expires: 03 Jan 2006 04:09 PST
Question ID: 427883
Find a current event news article about the issue you have selected to
study (Environment, Population, Economy). Look for an article that has
global impact.
Write a summary of the article including your analysis and opinion of
how this will affect the world. Include the source and URL.

that means a 5 sentence paragraph summary and 5 sentence paragraph
about what you think about it. my topic is population. Do this 6
times.

for all the rest below:


You have selected an issue to research. Research and answer the
question in a one page essay, citing URLs and other resources used.

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Population: What happened to the population of Palestinians when the
Allies formed the new nation of Israel?


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Population: The populations of some countries like Czechoslovakia and
Yugoslavia were thrown together by the Allied forces who "mopped up"
World War II. What problems are we seeing come alive now, as a result
of forcing certain populations to live too near each other?

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Population: What was the Baby Boom? When did it occur? How is it still
affecting us now?

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Population: What problems are the population of Palestine and Israel
experiencing right now? Why do you think they're having such a problem
in resolving their difficulties?
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Subject: Re: History
From: markvmd-ga on 02 Jan 2006 18:43 PST
 
I'll chime in on the first question: What happened to the population
of Palestinians when the Allies formed the new nation of Israel?

First off, it was the United Nations that created Israel.

On 14 May 1948, the day the State of Israel came into existence, five
Arab armies invaded the country from every side. In propaganda
broadcasts, they ordered the Arabs living there to leave so the armies
could slaughter at will. They were promised they could return in
triumph after the expected victory in the Jihad or Holy War.

The invading Arab armies were soundly defeated. An estimated 600,000
fled and became refugees with no country. Those who stayed, and their
children and grandchildren, are full-fledged citizens of the State of
Israel (there are approximately 1 million Arab Israelis).

The so-called ?Palestinian refugees? have not been allowed to settle
in any Arab nation. For an Arab country to allow them to settle would
be to admit that they were refugees from the country of Israel, and
they do not recognize Israel?s existence. If there's no Israel, there
can be no refugees FROM Israel, see?

They have been supported in camps since 1948. The Arab countries--
among the richest nations of the world-- have never contributed a
penny to their maintenance; have never contributed a penny to their
brethren living in miserable, squalid camps.  The Arabs drive
Mercedes, Land Rovers, Jaguars, and Rolls Royces, build opulent
palatial homes, and are among the most conspicuous of consumers, but
refuse to provide support to the very people they claim are the worst
victims of oppression by the United States and Israel.

Through the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, the US pays over
60% of the price of operating the camps.

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