The Palestine Conflict and International Politics: A Sociological Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.51611/iars.irj.v13i02.2023.221Keywords:
Palestine,, Conflict, Power, Identity, GeopoliticsAbstract
One of the longest-running and most complicated problems in world affairs is the Palestine dispute. In order to analyse the war from a sociological angle, this research paper will concentrate on the social, cultural, and historical elements that have led to its continuation. The paper will analyse the origins of the conflict and how power dynamics, identity politics, and geopolitical interests have affected it using a variety of academic sources. There are several suggestions that might be made to address the fundamental problems that are the cause of the Palestine conflict.
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