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Title: | "Third parties in the palestinian-israeli crisis could there be an effect?" |
Authors: | Yalcin, Cuneyt |
Keywords: | palestine-israel crisis Palestine Israel muslim Middle East jewish state |
Issue Date: | Apr-2020 |
Publisher: | Талком, Київ |
Citation: | Yalkin C. "Third parties in the palestinian-israeli crisis could there be an effect?" // Національна ідентичність в мові і культурі: збірник наукових праць / за заг.ред. О.Г. Шостак. – К.: Талком, 2020. – С.298-299 |
Abstract: | What is war, how does it occur and why does it continue or has it been fought so far only because of economic, political, religious conflicts, these are difficult questions to answer. In this study, the effects of political developments, mobility and changes in the country on actors, crises and scenes were examined. The Middle East region, with its location and history, is one of the geographies where religion factor is most effective. The Middle East region has been a region where humanity has existed, lived and developed religions throughout history. Societies fought for religion for centuries, they all wanted to spread their beliefs and keep them alive. However, as a result of the reform struggles of the peoples that started with the 16th century and progressed in the following centuries, the religious conflicts have partially lost their effect worldwide. Israel’s formation of a Jewish state in a Muslim geography in the new world order created after the great wars in the 20th century caused the communities in the region to fuel their religious beliefs and keep them alive. |
URI: | http://er.nau.edu.ua/handle/NAU/43557 |
ISBN: | 978-617-7832-35-4 |
Appears in Collections: | Національна ідентичність в мові і культурі. XIII Міжнародна конференція |
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