Role Of Religious Nationalism In The Israelipalestinian Conflict
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Date
2016-11
Authors
Mehrzad Javadikouchaksaraei
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Universiti Sains Malaysia
Abstract
The conflict over Palestine is deeply rooted in ideological, religious, and
national divisions which is built up for decades. This thesis analyzed the historical
context, ideology, and structures of power that animated relations between Israeli
Jews and Arab Palestinians during the twentieth century. The primary aim and
purpose of this thesis is to examine the reasons for the insoluble nature of the
Palestinian-Israeli conflict. The reasons behind the continuation of the conflict are
various. However, this thesis mainly concentrated on the ones stemmed from the
clash of Palestinian and Jewish religious nationalism. This conflict represents the
failure of both sides in making any concession from their territorial attachments,
which resulted from Arab nationalism and Zionism. The thesis investigated the
Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement of 1993-2000 (the Oslo Accords has marked a
new era for the Palestinians) by placing through the methodology of primary and
secondary source of qualitative study investigating with historically analyze and
constructivist theory. Also, the researcher's methodology is using the historical
chronology and qualitative literature review to investigate this argues. This thesis
concludes that there were several historical and literature review to debate the
reasons behind the failures of peaceful. Furthermore, constructivist theory is tested in
the envisioning of imperative re-imaginings of society to consequently improve
relations of groups and parties with their political rivals .This dissertation analyzed
the Oslo Declaration of Principles of 1993 and the purpose of this dissertation is to
answer the question and asks why it failed and focus on the impact of political party
affiliation in determining Palestinian and Israeli political attitudes toward the conflict
between the Palestinians and Israel. This thesis is a case study of the ongoing peace
negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, and the lack of impact that past
agreements have made on the recent Oslo Accords. Further, this contributes to the
understanding of the political importance of national identity and the relation
between identity, Culture, religion and conflict dynamics. This work contributes to
show that national identity with religion can be understood and used as promoter of
both peace and conflict. It is concluded that the role of religious nationalism in the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict is highlighted specially after the Oslo Accords and future
peace will be with the participation all affected groups.
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The reasons for the insoluble nature , of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict