Introduction

The Palestine problem is an international issue. Palestine is a land of our beloved

prophets. It is the land where our earliest QIBLA of Islam. The walls of Jerusalem are
also asking for peace. The peace is asking that who the owner of that land is. This is very
important for the Muslims according to the religious point of view, so thats why all
Muslims have respect in their hearts for Palestine and religious places.

History of Palestine Issue

The History of Israel and Palestine is a story of politics of the powerful. A story of how
the aggressors have successfully painted themselves as the victims.
Who Were The Natives
The worlds encyclopedia agree, according to known history that three thousand year
before the birth of Hazrat EESA (a.s) the kaninites (a nation) were lived on the land of
Palestine, they were basically belong to Arab, they were migrated from Arab.
Zionist Point of View
Then in 1312 B.C Jews were entered in Palestine. They were the central ruler of
Palestine, after that they were living in Palestine. On that base they have right to live on
Palestine land.
Islamic Point Of View

In 638 ad the caliph of Islam Hazrat UMER conquered Palestine under the
PEACE RESOLUTION without any loss of human being. By inspiring of that
resolution many people embraced Islam including the majority of kaninites so that
why they are the actual owner of this land.
Jews claims that they are living in Palestine from 3250 years; if they are true in their
saying then the question is that by passing 3250 years why they are 12000 in numbers. In
1890 there were only 12000 Jews were in Palestine.
In 1987 the conference of Jewish World Zionist Organization held where it was
decided that they will build a Jewish state in Palestine, but at that time it was not possible
because they are less than 5% in Palestine.
In 1922 according to census of League of nation In Palestine
Muslims
Christians
Jews

were
were
were

660641
71464
80790

So they decided the increase the population of Jews in Palestine. For this purpose they
started migrating Jews from all over the world to Palestine by giving them greed for
incentives. The populations of migrated Jews were in
1930 A.D
1939 A.D
1947 A.D

232000
445000
630000

and Muslim population in 1947 A.D 136000

British Faithlessness
Arab British Declaration
In 1916 during the govt. of British they signed an agreement with Muslims of Palestine;
if Muslims cooperate with British then the separate land will be given to them. This
agreement was signed between Sharif Hussain Ibne Ali of Makkah and Sir Henry
Makmohan the officer of British residence in Egypt.
Balfour Declaration
The very next year the British Govt. signed agreement with Jews, the British government
therefore issued the Baldfour Declaration on Nov 2 1917 in the form of letter to a British
Zionist Leader from foreign secretary Arther J. Balfour. The wording of the declaration is
his majestys government view with favor the establishment in Palestine of a national
home for the Jewish people and will use their best endeavors to facilitate the
achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which
may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in
Palestine or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country1
(Arthur James Belfour)

When the Britain was deciding this at that time Muslims were 92%, according to
the rignt of democracy they did not asked Muslims even they did not tell them.
A Jewish writer Arther Koestles also criticize this in his book Promise and
fulfillment he wrote One nation solemely promised to a second nation the
country of third nation 2

Role of United Nation

United nation proclaimed to give justice and peace to the world. In 1947 it was
difficult for Britain to maintain their colonies beyond the sees, so they decided to

go back to Britain. Before going back they submit a bill in United Nation for
portioning of Palestine.
America is the only country in world that supports Israel, 39 times UN decided to
take action against Israel but every time America use power of veto against Israel.
189 countries give 32 times vote against Israel but only America does not support
it.
26 November 1947 was the day decided to take the decision of Palestine, but the
conference was dismissed because to approve the bill the required voters are not
available. After the conference the lobby of America, Britain and Jews investors
threatens and blackmails the Liberia, Philippine to vote against Israel.
James forestall member of US congress write about it the techniques used in the
case to force the countries, were disgraceful and shameful and this was only done
in favor of Israel3
In November 29, 1947 again the conference of UN held, in that the UN give right
to 6% of Jews and make them owner of 56% of Palestine.
The Palestine problem became an international issue. Palestine was among the several
former Ottoman Arab territories which were placed under the administration of Great
Britain under the Mandates System adopted by the League of Nations pursuant to the
League's agreement. During the years of the Palestine Mandate, from 1922 to 1947,
large-scale Jewish immigration from abroad, mainly from Eastern Europe took place, the
numbers growth in the 1930s with the dishonorable harassment of Jewish populations.
Palestinian demands for independence and resistance to Jewish immigration led to a
rising in 1937, followed by continuing terrorism and violence from both sides during and
immediately after World War II. Great Britain tried to implement various formulas to
bring independence to a land ravaged by violence.
In 1947, Great Britain turned the problem over to the United Nations. After looking at
various alternatives, the UN proposed the partitioning of Palestine into two independent
States, one Palestinian Arab and the other Jewish, with Jerusalem internationalized. Israel
occupied the larger part of Jerusalem. Over half of the native Palestinian population fled
or were expelled.
Jordan and Egypt occupied the other parts of the country assigned by the partition
resolution to the Palestinian Arab State which did not come into being.
In the 1967 war, Israel occupied the remaining land of Palestine, until then under
Jordanian and Egyptian control (the West Bank and Gaza Strip). This included the
remaining part of Jerusalem, which was subsequently annexed by Israel. The war brought
about a second migration of Palestinians, estimated at half a million. Security Council of

22 November 1967 called on Israel to withdraw from territories it had occupied in the
1967 conflict.
In 1974, the General Assembly reaffirmed the unchallengeable rights of the Palestinian
people to self-rule, national independence and sovereignty, and to return. The following
year, the General Assembly established the Committee on the Exercise of the
unchallengeable Rights of the Palestinian People.
In June 1982, Israel invaded Lebanon with the declared intention to eliminate the PLO.
A cease-fire was arranged. PLO troops withdrew from Beirut and were transferred to
neighboring countries after guarantees of safety were provided for thousands of
Palestinian refugees left behind. Subsequently, a large-scale slaughter of refugees took
place in the camps of Sabra and Shatila.
In September 1983, the International Conference on the Question of Palestine, which was
widely attended. Declaration containing the following principles:

The need to oppose and reject the establishment of settlements in the occupied
territory and actions taken by Israel to change the status of Jerusalem.
the right of all States in the region to existence within secure and internationally
recognized boundaries, with justice and security for all the people, and the
attainment of the legitimate, absolute rights of the Palestinian people.

In December 1987, a mass uprising against the Israeli occupation began in the Occupied
Palestinian Territory Methods used by the Israeli forces during the civil disobedience
resulted in mass injuries and heavy loss of life among the civilian Palestinian population.
A Peace Conference on the Middle East was convened in Madrid on 30 October 1991,
with the aim of achieving a just, permanent and complete peace settlement through direct
meeting along 2 tracks:
between Israel and the Arab States,
and between Israel and the Palestinians
A series of subsequent negotiations terminated in the mutual recognition between the
Government of the State of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization. Which led to
several other positive developments, such as the partial withdrawal of Israeli forces, the
elections to the Palestinian Council and the Presidency of the Palestinian Authority, the
partial release of prisoners and the establishment of a functioning administration in the
areas under Palestinian self-rule?
In 2000 and 2001, Israelis and Palestinians held talks on a final status agreement, which
proved open to doubt. A massive loss of life, the reoccupation of territories under
Palestinian self-rule, military incursions, and extrajudicial killings of suspected
Palestinian militants, suicide attacks, rocket and mortar fire, and the destruction of
property characterized the situation on the ground.

Israel began the construction of a West Bank separation wall, located within the
Occupied Palestinian Territory, which was ruled illegal by the International Court of
Justice in 2004. In 2002, the Security Council adopted resolution affirming a vision of
two States, Israel and Palestine, living side by side within secure and recognized borders.
In 2005, Israel withdrew its settlers and troops from the Gaza Strip as part of its
Disengagement Plan, while retaining effective control over its borders, seashore, and
airspace.

So now a day the cruelty of Israel are also starting and the Palestine are doing
war for his rights.4

Quranic Point of view about Jews

ALLAH (SWT) says in Quran about the Jews and Christians.5

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O ye who believe! take not the Jews and the Christians for your friends and protectors:
They are but friends and protectors to each other. And he amongst you that turns to them
(for friendship) is of them. Verily Allah guideth not a people unjust. Al Maida 51

()
Strongest among men in enmity to the believers wilt thou find the Jews and Pagans; and
nearest among them in love to the believers wilt thou find those who say, "We are
Christians": because amongst these are men devoted to learning and men who have
renounced the world, and they are not arrogant. Al Maida 82







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Never will the Jews or the Christians be satisfied with thee unless thou follow their form
of religion. Say: "The Guidance of Allah,-that is the (only) Guidance." Wert thou to
follow their desires after the knowledge which hath reached thee, then wouldst thou find
neither Protector nor helper against Allah. Al Baqara - 120

Who Support Israel

In a poll taken by the Pew Research Center in early April. According to the poll, most
people on the continent disapprove of current U.S. disapprove of current U.S. disapprove
of current U.S. disapprove of current U.S.

France 63 percent, Germany 63 per cent, and Italy 51 per cent disapprove of current U.S.
policies with regard to the Middle East, while only 26 per cent of Americans themselves
polled said they "disapprove".6
Further, when asked to choose sides between Israel and the Palestinians, most Europeans
either primarily sided with the Palestinians

(France 36 per cent, Great Britain 28 per cent), or selected "neither" (Germany 33 per
cent, Italy 32 per cent). Most Americans, on the other hand, placed their sympathies with
Israel (41 per cent), with 21 per cent saying "neither" and only 13 per cent choosing the
Palestinians. (Interestingly, in every country surveyed, those sympathizing with "both"
were outnumbered by those choosing "neither.")
First, it should be noted that in past polls, going back many years, Americans have
generally always sympathized with Israel over the Palestinians, with percentages ranging
from 34 per cent in 1990 to 48 per cent in 1997. America is the only country in world
who endow with Israel politically, economically, and military support.
What is the history and status of US support of Israel?
There are many reasons for the strong bond between the US and Israel, on many levels.
The fundamental moral and philosophical basis for the support is explained in the
following sections.
1.

Political Support

The US was the first country to recognize Israel, only minutes after it was officially
created in 1948, the two countries have developed a rock-solid friendship that does not
depend on the parties in power either in Washington or Jerusalem. While there have
certainly been ups and downs. They provide political and social support to Israel.
2.

Military Cooperation

After Israel became an independent country, the United States joined an embargo on
weapons sales to Israel, the 1949 Tripartite Agreement on weapons. Although
the US sold hundreds of millions of dollars in weaponry to Arab states during
the 1950s and early 1960s, there were no sales to Israel until 1962 when the US
agreed to sell to Israel its first significant American system, the HAWK antiaircraft missile.

In the 1990s, Israel and the US collaborated on a theater ballistic missile defense system,
the ARROW, vital to Israel to defend against missile from nearby hostile Arab countries.
Israel's missile defenses were integrated with US capabilities, including enhanced
interoperability and upgraded regional early warning systems.
3.

Economic Cooperation

In 1951 the US provided the first aid to Israel, $65 million to help Israel take in
Holocaust survivors and endangered Jews from Arab lands. There has been economic aid
to Israel every year since 1949, with the amounts fluctuating, generally increasing as the
cooperation with Israel became closer. Much of the aid to Israel is for defense and the
money is actually spent with U.S. suppliers so it recycles back to the United States.
Israel is one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world. Several bi
national programs allow American companies and universities to benefit from Israels
expertise in agriculture and high technology, while others aim to break down barriers to
trade and cooperation between the two countries to make collaboration easier.
For many years Israel received US financial and military assistance in a combined total of
about $3 billion, divided into $1.2 billion in economic assistance and $1.8 billion in
military aid.

Role of Pakistan
Pakistan have clearly states that we have not accept Israel and its best example is that
whenever the the UNO conference held then each time Pakistan say we want to see free
Palestine and it is written in our foreign policy that we will not make relation with Israel.
It is best to known you that Pakistan not accepts the state of Israel and here our nation
poet Allama Muhammad Iqbal said a poet about Jews

Founder of Pakistan Mr Quaid Azam Muhammad Ali Jinah said that The Muslim of
India will stand solidly and will help the Arabs every way they can in their brave and just
struggle that they cannot accept the loss of Palestine.
So Pakistan would never accept to Israel and as a Muslim we can not accept that our
Muslim brothers are died to the hand of Jews so Pakistan should take the step against
Israel.

Political Parties in Palestine

The following organizations, listed, have taken part in recent elections inside the
Palestinian National Authority:7

Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (al-jabhah al-dmqrtiyyah litahrr filastn) (socialist)
Fatah or Palestinian Liberation Movement (harakat al-tahrr al-filastn) (centreleft)
Hamas or Islamic Resistance Movement (harakat al-muqwamah al-islmiyyah)
(Islamist)
Palestine Democratic Union (al-ittihd al-dmqrt al-filastn, FiDA) (centreleft)
Palestine Forum launched 16 November 2007 by billionaire businessman Munib
al-Masri, 73
Palestinian National Initiative (al-mubdara al-wataniya al-filastniyya) (centrist)
Palestinian People's Party (hizb al-sha`b al-filastn) (left-wing)
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (al-jabhah al-sha`biyyah li-tahrr
filastn) (far-left)
Al-Mustaqbal or The Future
Third Way (centrist)
Palestinian Popular Struggle Front (left-wing)

Role of Hamas
Hamas

Leader

Khaled Mashaal,
Ismail Haniyah,
Mahmoud Zahar

Founded

1987

Headquarters

Gaza

Ideology

Palestinian nationalism,
Sunni Islamism,

Website
www.palestine-info.com www.filistinetkinlik.com

amas or arakat al-Muqawama al-Islamiyya or Islamic Resistance Movement is a

Palestinian Sunni Islamist militant organization and political party which currently holds
a majority of seats in the elected legislative council of the Palestinian Authority.
Hamas was created in 1987 by Sheikh Ahmed Yassin and Mohammad Taha of the Gaza
wing of the Muslim Brotherhood at the beginning of the First Intifada. Best known in the
western media for numerous suicide bombings and other attacks directed against Israeli
security forces, Hamas also runs extensive social services and has gained popularity in
Palestinian society by establishing hospitals, education systems, libraries and other
services throughout the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Hamas' charter calls for the
destruction of the State of Israel and its replacement with a Palestinian Islamic state in the
area that is now Israel, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip. Hamas has recently softened
its stance, stating that it would accept a two state solution with Israel.
Hamas claims its conflict with Israel is political and not religious. However, its beliefs,
and teachings have been accused of having made wide use of anti-jewish ideology and
rhetoric.
Since the death of Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser Arafat, Hamas's
political wing has won many local elections in Gaza, Qalqilya, and Nablus. The Hamas
charter states: "There is no solution for the Palestinian question except through Jihad," 8
Role of Fatah
Fatah

Leader
Founded
Headquarters
Ideology

International affiliation

Mahmoud Abbas
1959
Ramallah
Palestinian nationalism,
Left-wing nationalism,
Socialism
Socialist International (observer)

Fatah is a major Palestinian political party and the largest faction of the Palestine
Liberation Organization (PLO), The Fatah movement was founded in 1954 by members
of the Palestinian Diaspora. The founders included Yasir Arafat who was head of the

General Union of Palestinian Students (GUPS) (195256) in Cairo University, Salah

Khalaf, Khalil al-Wazir, Khaled Yashruti was head of the GUPS in Beirut (195862).
Fatah's first major guerrilla attack came on January 3, 1965, when they attempted to
sabotage the Israeli National Water Carrier, which had recently started operation and
diverted vast amounts of water from the Jordan River which mostly bordered Jordan. The
attack was thwarted by the Israeli Security Forces.Fatah became the dominant force in
Palestinian politics after the Six-Day War in 1967.

Core issues
The root problem of the Israel and Palestine conflict is that the Jews running Israel are
unwilling to allow non-Jews to have equal rights. That is the fundamental problem and
cause of the conflict. These Jews are Zionists with the agenda to continue the Jewish
supremacy in that land. That is the cause of the conflict and why it continues. What the
Zionists basically demand is that non-Jews must accept permanent second class status,
continued discrimination and unresolved thefts and ethnic cleansing. The Zionists'
creation of their "Jewish State" was carried out with the crimes of rape, massacre, theft,
torture, and ethnic cleansing. As these crimes became know (actually known in Israel
more than in the US where the crimes rarely get mentioned) the tactic of labeling those
daring to speak about these crimes as "anti-Semites" was employed.9
A variety of concerns have emerged as key issues in seeking a negotiated settlement
between the two sides. Since the Oslo Accords, finalized in 1993, the government of
Israel and the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) has been officially committed to an
eventual two-state solution.
Water in Palestine
The
agreements signed between Israel and the PLO in the 1990s have also failed to improve
the situation as they provide only temporary solutions that are neither fair nor sustainable.
Moreover, over the past ten years, Israel has continued to neglect the importance of
engaging in serious negotiations relating to water.
Water has been a major issue in the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations since the early 1990s

In the Oslo II Agreement of September 1995, Israel recognized Palestinian water rights, but owing to its
complexity and significance, the water issue - together with other thorny issues such as Jerusalem, borders,
refugees, settlements and security - was left to the final status negotiations, which were to begin in May
1996 and conclude by 4 May 1 The water problem thus remains one of the most contentious issues that
need to be resolved between Israel and Palestine.999, but have yet to start.

The problem of Jerusalem

The borders of Jerusalem are a particularly delicate issue, with each side asserting claims
over this city.
1. Abrahamic religions
2. Judaism, Christianity,
3. Islam
The three largest include Jerusalem as an important setting for their religious and
historical narratives. Israel asserts that the city should not be divided, and should remain
unified within Israel's political control. Palestinians claim at least the parts of the city
which were not part of Israel prior to June 1967. As of 2005, there are more than 719,000
people living in Jerusalem; 465,000 are Jews (mostly living in West Jerusalem) and
232,000 are Muslim (mostly living in East Jerusalem).
The Question of Palestinian Refugees
The number of Palestinians who were expelled or fled from Israel following its creation
and their descendants now stands at around four million
But when we see the other side The Israeli Law of Return that grants citizenship to any
Jew from anywhere in the world.
Phalisten Setelment Problem
In the years following the Six-Day War, and especially in the 1990s during the peace
process, Israel re-established communities destroyed in 1929 and 1948[as well as
established numerous new settlements on the West Bank. These settlements are now
home to about 350,000 people. Most of the settlements are in the western parts of the
West Bank, while others are deep into Palestinian territory, overlooking Palestinian cities.
These settlements have been the site of much intercommoned conflict.
The problem of the securities
Without the West Bank, Israel would be only nine miles across at its narrowest point,
close to its greatest population center. Many fear that this would leave it vulnerable to any
future attacks by an Arab alliance. Moreover, such an army would be fighting from the
higher ground of the West Bank, and would find its invasion made easier, since it would
not have to cross the Jordan River.
Israel are occupied the four side of the Gaza. So through this condition the Palestine
people are intention because Israel attacks on Gaza whenever she want and die many
innocent Palestine people. So this is the main problem of security.

Borders and international status

In the past Israel has demanded control over border crossings between the Palestinian
territories and Jordan and Egypt, and the right to set the import and export controls,
asserting that Israel and the Palestinian territories are a single economic space.
Palestinians insist on contiguous territory which will in turn rupture the existing
territorial contiguity of Israel. In the interim agreements reached as part of the Accords
the Palestinian Authority has received control over cities while the surrounding
countryside has been placed under Israeli security and Palestinian civil administration
(Area B) or complete Israeli control (Area C). Israel has built additional highways to
allow Israelis to traverse the area without entering Palestinian cities. The initial areas
under Palestinian Authority control are diverse and non-contiguous
Collective punishment
Human rights organizations and Palestinians claim that some measures claimed by the
Israeli Defense Forces to be for security actually constitute undue collective punishment.
These include offensive military measures which Israel asserts are targeted at terrorist
personnel and facili Occupied Palestinian Territories is the term used by the UN to refer
to the West Bank and Gaza Strip territories which Israel conquered from Egypt and
Jordan in the 1967 Six-Day War in the conflict. The Israeli government uses the term
Disputed Territories, to indicate its position that some territories cannot be called
occupied as no nation had clear rights to them and there was no operative diplomatic
arrangement when Israel acquired them in June 1967. The area is still referred to as
Judea and Samaria by some Israeli groups, based on the historical regional names
from ancient times
Status Of The Occupied Territories
In 1980, Israel outright annexed East Jerusalem. The United Nations rejected this
annexation on August 20 of that year. Israel has never annexed the West Bank or Gaza
Strip, and the United Nations has demanded the termination of all claims or states of
belligerency and respect for and acknowledgement of the sovereignty, territorial integrity
and political independence of every State in the area and their right to live in peace within
secure and recognized boundaries free from threats or acts of force" and that Israeli
forces withdraw "from territories occupied in the recent conflict" - the meaning and intent
of the latter phrase is disputed..
It has been the position of Israel that the most Arab-populated parts of West Bank
(without major Jewish settlements), and the entire Gaza Strip must eventually be part of
an independent Palestinian State. However, the precise borders of this state are in
question. In 2000, for example, Ehud Barak offered Yasser Arafat an opportunity to
establish an independent Palestinian State composed of the entire Gaza Strip and 92% of
the West Bank. Due to security restrictions, and Barak's opposition to a broad right of
return, Arafat refused this proposal.

Issue Of The Ruling In Palestine

Simultaneously, at the time of Hamas's victory in the 2006, polls indicated that 66% of
Palestinians supported mutual recognition and a two-state solution to the PalestinianIsraeli Conflict.
So after that poling the president of Palestine is Mahmood Abbas who is related with Al
Fataha and the prime minister of Palestine is Ismail Hania from Hammas. So this is also
the main issue for Palestine because both parties have against his ruling.
The West Bank and Israel form a strip only up to 80 kilometers wide. Israel has insisted
on complete Israeli control of the airspace above the West Bank and Gaza as well as that
above Israel itself. A Palestinian compromise of joint control over the combined airspace
has been rejected by Israel.
Palestinian Army
The Israeli Cabinet issued a statement expressing that does not wish the Palestinians to
build up an army capable of offensive operations, considering that the only party against
which such an army could be turned in the near future is Israel itself. Palestine has
already Palestinian police that can not only conduct police operations, but also carry out
limited-scale warfare.
Oslo Peace Process
It was the first direct, face-to-face agreement between Israel and political representatives
of Palestinian The Oslo peace process obligated both sides to work towards a two-state
solution, as noted above. However, during the process itself, there were numerous acts of
violence by both sides. Israelis claimed they were acting only in response to Palestinian
acts of terrorism. Palestinians claimed they were only carrying out legitimate resistance,
against numerous violations by Israel of Palestinian rights, and political sovereignty.
In addition, during this process, both sides expressed dissatisfaction and grievances with
the other side. The main Israeli allegation was that Palestinians were actively inciting and
funding terrorism against Israel. The main Palestinian complaint was that Israel was
repeatedly violating Palestinian rights, which made it pointless to attempt to persuade
ordinary Palestinians to accept Israel.
Casualties
The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs for the occupied Palestinian
territory (OCHOPT) was established in late 2000 by the United Nations as a response to
the deteriorating humanitarian situation in the West Bank and Gaza caused by military
incursions and closures (See also: Second Intifada). The office monitors the conflict and
presents figures relating to both internal-violence and direct conflict clashes.

Casualty figures for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from the

OCHAoPt[125]
(numbers in brackets represent casualties under the age of 18)

Deaths

Injuries

Year
Palestinians

Israelis

Palestinians

Israelis

2005

216 (52)

48 (6)

1260 (129)

484 (4)

2006

678 (127)

25 (2)

3194 (470)

377 (7)

2007

396 (43)

13 (0)

1843 (265)

322 (3)

Total

1290 (222)

86 (8)

6297 (864)

1183 (14)

All numbers refer to casualties of direct conflict between Israelis and Palestinians
including in IDF military operations, artillery shelling, search and arrest campaigns,
Barrier demonstrations, targeted killings, settler violence etc. The figures do not include
events indirectly related to the conflict such as casualties from unexploded ordnance, etc.
or events when the circumstances remain unclear or are in dispute. The figures include all
reported casualties of all ages and both genders.
B'Tselem, an Israeli non-governmental organization (NGO), also maintains
comprehensive statistics on the conflict for both the First Intifada and the Second
Intifada:

Casualty figures for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from B'Tselem

for the period from 09.12.1987 to 29.9.2000 (First Intifada)[126]
(numbers in brackets represent casualties under the age of 18)

Deaths
Year
Palestinians

Israelis

Dec 9-31 1987

22 (5)

0 (0)

1988

310 (50)

12 (3)

1989

305 (83)

31 (1)

1990

145 (25)

22 (0)

1991

104 (27)

19 (0)

1992

138 (23)

34 (1)

1993-13.9.93

138 (37)

42 (0)

14.9.93-31.12.93

42 (4)

19 (0)

1994

152 (24)

74 (2)

1995

45 (5)

46 (0)

1996

74 (11)

75 (8)

1997

21 (5)

29 (3)

1998

28 (3)

12 (0)

1999

9 (0)

4 (0)

2000 until 28.9

16 (2)

2 (0)

Total

1549 (304)

421 (18)

Casualty figures for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from B'Tselem

for the period as of 29.9.2000 (Second Intifada)[127]
(numbers in brackets represent casualties under the age of 18)

Deaths
Year
Palestinians

Israelis

2000 (as of 29.09.2000)

279 (83)

41 (0)

2001

469 (82)

191 (36)

2002

1032 (157)

421 (47)

2003

588 (119)

185 (21)

2004

828 (179)

108 (8)

Total

3196 (620)

946 (112)

Figures include both Israeli civilians and security forces and casualties in both the
Occupied Territories and Israel.
Casualty figures for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the 1936-1939
Great Arab Revolt

Deaths
Source

Cited by
Palestinians

Arnon-Ohana, Morris, Righteous

1982, 140
Victims p 159.

4,500 (killed by
other Arabs)

Morris, Righteous
Victims p 159.

3,000 to 6,000

Various

Israelis

several
hundred

Solution
From the point of view of many Israelis, the two state solution is difficult because they
would have to give up their religious and historical attachments to the West Bank and
Gaza which they call Judea and Samaria. Many Israelis simply cannot fathom giving up
the West Bank and Gaza and maybe they should not have to. From the point of view of
the Palestinians, the two states solution is difficult because they have historical, religious
and emotional attachments not only to the West Bank and Gaza but also to Israel which
they call the lands of 1948 after the year they lost it to present day Israel. These are the
facts and realities that the Palestinians and Israelis have to deal with to solve their
conflict.

The solution of Palestine is given our beloved prophet 14 hundreds years ago. if
we see this hadith the explanation of this hadith given below.
If a Muslim has pain in one part of body the whole body feels the pain in that
way if the any Muslim have problem then the whole Muslims should feel the
pain.
So if Muslim countries are sincere to solve that problems and think about the all
Muslims then I swore there would be no one of Muslim who is in problem. and in
thats way all Muslim should have unity among each other, and faces all problems
like that is his problem .

The role of Muslim countries can perform very important role. And all Muslim
countries should not only think but take action against Israel and they should end
all the political and others relations with the Israel.
And the OIC is not remained only in his name but they have to take stand
against Israel.
The united nation never care the decision of America and Israel and gave justice
on that problems because the united nation article 242 tell us that every people
of country have right to give the vote for ruling. So in the issue of Palestine the
people decide that whether they will accept Israel or not. but here the united
nation are not taking step against Israel and gave free hand to Israel that what ever
he want he can do that.

Reference:
1. A documentary by Naveed anwer and Faisal Siddique
2. A Book by Arther Koestles Promise and fulfillment
3. A documentary by Naveed anwer and Faisal Siddique
4. A documentary by Naveed anwer and Faisal Siddique
5. Holy Quran
6. Pew Research Center from www.google.com
7. www.wikipedia.org
8. www.palestine-info.com

www.filistinetkinlik.com

http://www.fateh.net/

9. Herzl, The Jewish State, Rita Searle, London, 1946, p29 quoted by David Hirst,
Gun and the Olive Branch: The Roots of Violence in the Middle East, Nation
Books; 2nd edition March, 2003 p. 138

Other References:
Mulana Javeed Sb (student of Ms)
ISLAMABAD

International Islamic University

Brother Furukh (student of Islamic banking and finance)

Islamic University ISLAMABAD
Sir Abdul -Rehman Atique (lecturer of Islamic university)

International