Arab-Jewish relations

Arab-Jewish relations have historically been complex, shaped by competing nationalisms, territorial disputes, and religious identities. In the early 20th century, increased Jewish immigration to Palestine and the push for a Jewish homeland conflicted with Arab residents' aspirations for independence. This led to tensions, violence, and ongoing conflict over land and political rights. Despite periods of cooperation, the core issues remain unresolved, fueling hostilities and peace efforts. Today, relations vary, with dialogues aiming for coexistence and a two-state solution, but deep-rooted grievances and political disagreements continue to challenge lasting peace.