Israel/Palestine Flashcards
Who were some key Palestinian figures? When?
PLO: (1964) Arab Summit - Shuqayri [first elected chairman]
(1969-2004) Arafat [PLO leader]
(1993) Abbas [PLO negotiator at Oslo Accords]
How many Palestinians fled in 1948?
what was it called by the Arab States?
750,000
Al Nakba (the catastrophe)
Main Israeli Political Parties?
Meretz [Social democratic/left}
Likud [Centre Right]
Yisrael Beiteinu [Secular Right]
Jewish Home [Orthodox Jewish/Zionist}
What regional influences have granted the PLO legitimacy?
Hizbollah/Hamas
PA/Fatah
Key Israeli Figures [Prime ministers]
1967-present?
Eshkol - 1967 Begin - 1986-1992 Rabin - 1992-1995 (Assassinated) Peres - 1995-1996 Barak - 1999-2001 Sharon - 2001-2006 Olmert - 2006-2009 Netanyahu - 2009 - present
When was the first Arab-Israeli war?
1948
Who ruled which country during the Six Day war?
When was it?
1967 Israel - Esh Kol Egypt - Nasser Syria - Al-Atassi Iraq - Arif Jordan - King Hussein bin Talal
What and when was Yom Kippur?
Israel/Arab war
1973
When and what was Black September?
Why is it important in this context?
September 1970-July 1971
Conflict between King Hussein bin Talal and the PLO [Arafat]
Jordan killed and expelled lots of Palestinians
It’s significant in showing tensions between Arab States
1978-present attempted peace talks with Israel/Palestine
Sinai Interim Agreement [1975] Israel-Egypt
Camp David accords [1978]
1st Intifada ending with [1991] Madrid conference
Oslo accords [1993] (Clinton)
Oslo accords II [1995]
Camp David Summit [2000]
When was the first Intifada?
1987-1991
When was the second intifada?
2000-2005
What does Intifada mean?
tremor
What do you need to consider the pyramid?
Global influences on the ME
Great power influences on the ME
Intra-regional powers (IR of ME)
Thematic comparison between States of the ME (Comparative Politics)
States of the ME (Domestic Politics)
What did post-1967 challenge?
The pan-Arab Nasserist idea