What is the source of the middle east conflict?

Question

Does it still have to do with ishmael and issac? Why do they want to kill the jews and who wants to? Iran?

Answer 1

thats is all in propoganda...no one wants to nuke any one,not iran..this is an another fabricated reason to attack iran,just like fake reasons created to attack iraq,and afghanistan.

the only country which has nuked another nation is america,america or americans have no remorse,they arrogantly support this shameful act,

Answer 2

Haha. Honestly no-one can answer this question. You have to really understand Judaism and Islam, Arabs and Muslims each as a separate entity first than you have to understand their cultures. Afterward you would have to understand all the wars that happened in the middle east and why, you have to understand why other countries intervened. And you have to do this in an unbiased way, ie don't say "why do they want to kill Jews" because the countering argument would be "Zionism". Anyways study it extensively and you will only be scratching the surface.

Answer 3

first of all dear Tequila.u said ARABS control middle east!!!really?can u tell me how they are doing that?!

anyway,i really doubt about what u said.nobody in PERSIA wants to kill Jews.why should we do that?we are the people who save them in Babylon by CYRUS the great and also there are a lot of Jews live here.

i think the foreign people which came from THAT side of the world and need oil are making this conflict.

Answer 4

You have it right. It is all coming from the Old Testament. Biblical prophecy coming true before our very eyes though most will just deny it and blame the whole deal on racism or oil.

Answer 5

Americans fighting for oil.Ask your self this question why is there peace in countries with no natural resources

Answer 6

It hurts Arab pride to confront a sovereign,  viable non-Muslim entity in their midst. To prevent their own citizens from discovering advantages of a vibrant democracy  http://alfredo.octavio.net/stories/2002/...     , most despotic Middle Eastern leaders play up cultural demands that advocate the conquering and subjugation of other peoples.  

"Keep in mind that the Arabs control 99.9 percent of the Middle East lands. Israel represents one-tenth of one percent of the landmass.  But that's too much for the Arabs. They want it all.  And that is ultimately what the fighting in Israel is about today...." -- Joseph Farah, Lebanese American

http://www.cdn-friends-icej.ca/isreport/...

"The Arab-Israeli conflict is less about territory . . .   and more about dar al-Islam (the domain of Islam), and the refusal of Palestinians and Saudis in particular to recognize the right of the Jewish State to exist in the region."

http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/02/a...

Arab leaders fear uprisings by their own downtrodden people. They perenially use Israel as a scapegoat for the shortcoming of their own societies. (The interview excerpt cited here is hysterical evidence of this point.) http://stefanmikarlsson.blogspot.com/200...

Read up on the 1920 pro-Syrian origins of the term "al Nakba". Arabs did not apply this term to their first (1948) defeat by Israel -- until recently.

"The original Nakba had nothing to do with Jews . . . ."

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Articl...

"We Muslims need to stop blaming our problems on others  . . . .    

"As a matter of honesty, Israel is the only light of democracy, civilization, and human rights in the whole Middle East.

"We kicked out the Jews with no compensation or mercy from most of the Arab countries to make them 'Jews-Free countries' while Israel accepted more than a million Arabs to live there, have its nationality, and enjoy their rights as human beings.  . . .  while in our Islamic world people do not enjoy any of these rights.

"I agree that the ‘Palestinians' suffer, but they suffer because of their corrupt leaders and not because of Israel." -- letter from Tawfik Hamid

http://www.danielpipes.org/blog/comments...

Answer 7

The White House and Pentagon tenants, since eviction of the Palestinian occupants of the land.