The Middle East Crisis
If we research through our history books, we will find that war has been part of our lives since the beginning of our time. Sometimes our reasons for fighting are simple, other times they are not. Religion, soil, and prejudice are just a few reasons for why are world has seen bloodshed. In one part of the world all three reasons are the cause. This area is known as the Middle East.As far back as mankind can remember the Middle East has been a battleground. A ground in which people of different beliefs and ambitions have shed blood on. On one side there are Jews, believing that Israel is their religious birthright. In the other there are Muslims, believing that Israel is their place of worship. For the last fifty-two years, Israel has been a country. The majority of Israel's population is Jewish, with a small percentage of Muslims. In spite of Israel's strong Jewish population, it still has many weaknesses. If you look at a map, you will see a vast region of land. In the center of this region, you will find a tiny country named Israel. All of Israel
Throughout history, Israel has always been the defendant. It has never inflicted or engaged in battle first. Not one war was started or instigated by Israel, only defended. In addition, Israel has given all land that was taken during its battles back to its people. Still we find hatred! The situation in the Middle East seems like a never-ending chapter describing a bloody war between feuding families. The majority of the violence was brought upon by terrorist. These terrorists were made up of radicals that do not believe in peace. Most of which were citizens of Palestine. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Since the signing of the Peace Treaty, terrorism has maintained its existence in Israel. Violence erupted with brutal killings and suicide bombs. Still Israel kept its promise hoping for a better day. As time past the violence began to get more and more serious. Recently, the violence reached a point of intolerance. The citizens of Israel could no longer stand to such violence and decided to defend its
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Approximate Word count = 723
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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