The Israel-Palestine conflict, often misunderstood as ancient, began in the early 1900s. It involves territorial claims by Jews and Arabs, influenced by Zionism and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. The British Mandate and UN partition plan led to the creation of Israel, sparking wars and displacements. The Arab-Israeli conflict evolved into an Israeli-Palestinian struggle, marked by wars, settlements, and peace attempts like the Oslo Accords. Despite efforts, the conflict persists, with ongoing tensions in Gaza and the West Bank, and uncertain prospects for peace.

1. Who were the two groups involved in the Israel-Palestine conflict?

• Muslims and Christians

• Jews and Christians

• Palestinians and Israelis

• Jews and Arabs

2. When did the Israel-Palestine conflict begin?

• 19th century

• Early 1900s

• Ancient times

• After World War II

3. What was the region called when the British took control of it?

• Ottoman Empire

• Israel-Palestine

• British Mandate for Palestine

• Middle East

4. When was the United Nations plan to divide British Palestine approved?

• 1917

• 1930

• 1947

• 1967

5. What did the plan approved by the United Nations aim to achieve?

• Establish a unified Arab Palestine

• End the sectarian violence

• Give Jews a state and establish Palestinian independence

7. What territories did Israel seize after the war?

• Golan Heights

  West Bank

  Gaza

• Sinai Peninsula

  Jordan

  Syria

• West Bank

  Lebanon

  Sinai Peninsula

• Golan Heights

  Sinai Peninsula

  Gaza

6. Who won the war that broke out after the United Nations plan was approved?

• Palestine

• United Nations

• Israel

• Arab States

8. What is the general feeling among Palestinians about their future?

• Hopeful for peace

• Expecting full independence soon

• Stuck under an ever-growing occupation with no future as a people

• Anticipating a Third Intifada

9. When did Israel withdraw from Gaza?

• 1995

• 2000

• 2005

• 2010

10. What is the current state of the conflict in Gaza?

(When this video was made, in 2016)

• Peaceful coexistence

• Ongoing negotiations

• Suffocating blockade

• Full independence