Arab-Israeli War

The Arab-Israeli War refers to a series of conflicts between Israel and its Arab neighbors, beginning with the 1948 war that followed the establishment of the state of Israel. The conflict arose from competing national aspirations and territorial disputes. Key wars occurred in 1948, 1967, and 1973, each significantly altering borders and regional dynamics. Despite initiatives for peace, tensions remain, shaped by historical grievances, national identities, and issues like Palestinian statehood. The conflict has deep roots and complex causes, involving both political and social dimensions, making it a critical focus in international relations and Middle Eastern history.