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Israel and the Palestinians: 1. The Palestinians
Oct 16, 2023
Katya Adler, Journalist and Middle East expert, explains the history and context of the Israel-Palestine conflict, focusing on life in Gaza and the West Bank, highlighting the restrictive living conditions, poverty, and challenges faced by Palestinians. The podcast also explores the creation of Israel, the Balfour Declaration, Jewish immigration restrictions, and the events leading up to the Arab-Israeli war in 1948.
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- The Gaza Strip is heavily restricted by Israel, impacting Palestinians' access to essential resources and creating challenging living conditions.
- The creation of Israel in 1948, known as the Nakba, generated deep resentment among Palestinians, shaping their perception of Israel as an illegitimate political entity.
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Life in Gaza Strip
The Gaza Strip is a densely populated area with two million residents, characterized by overcrowding, poverty, and refugee camps. The movement of Palestinians in and out of the Gaza Strip is restricted and controlled by Israel, impacting their access to essential resources like building materials, food, water, and energy. Israel argues that these restrictions are essential for security, citing rocket attacks from Gaza and suicide bombings as threats.
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