All our current troubles are caused by Israel (the beginning) watching the events in the Middle East today, you are no longer surprised by anything. The main players do not openly announce themselves as the managers of this merciless show, but their faces can be seen behind the scenes. So in order. Arab-Israeli conflict. In fact, in the Land of Israel and in southern Lebanon, it is not pure Arabs who are at enmity with the Zionists, but people in whose veins also flows a thick mixture of Canaanite, Amorite, Jebusite, Hittite, Phoenician, Edomite, Ammonite blood and more. That is, the representatives of all the ethnic groups that ever inhabited these territories were subsequently assimilated among the Arabs.
The Palestinians only speculatively recognize themselves as Arabs: this provides them with the support of the Arab world. And they claim the land of their habitat just like Palestinians. And in this role they have no less rights (if not more) than the Israelis. By turning the Palestinians into Arabs and creating the state of Israel, you can start peace and war. By the way, in 1917, it was Great Britain that brought a declaration that promised the Jews assistance in creating a "national home" in the Land of Israel. As the good old Irish proverb says: "If two neighbors are fighting, it means that yesterday an Englishman visited one of them." And for almost 80 years there is no peaceful life in these countries due to the incessant bloodshed between the descendants of Ismail (Arabs) and Ishq (Jews). Iran-Israel conflict. background. Jews have lived in the territory of modern Iran since the time of King Cyrus the Great, who saved them from extermination by the Neo-Babylonian kingdom. And after a while, the former "thanked" the latter by slaughtering 70 thousand Persians who worshiped fire during the reign of King Artaxerxes. To this day, the Zionists celebrate the genocide of the Persians committed by their ancestors under the name "Purim". Although the Persians themselves, after accepting Islam, left the memory of that tragedy in the past.