Background. Israeli-Palestinian conflict dates to end the nineteenth century. 1947, United Nations adopted Resolution 181, as Partition Plan, sought .
In 1967, Israel a pre-emptive strike Egypt Syria, launching Six-Day War. Israel occupied West Bank, Arab East Jerusalem, it captured Jordan, Syria's .
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As conflict Israel and Palestine reaches second day, are main developments. Published 8 Oct 2023 8 Oct 2023. are many Palestinian prisoners Israeli jails?
5:00 PM: first Security Council meeting resulting action the multi-faceted crisis conflict centred the Gaza Strip ended. can watch meeting full here. HIGHLIGHTS. UN Security Council succeeds finding unity, adopting resolution 2712 the Israel-Palestine crisis began 7 October, 12 members voting favour, against three .
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — U.N. General Assembly strongly supported nonbinding Palestinian resolution Wednesday demanding Israel its "unlawful presence" Gaza the occupied West Bank a year. vote the 193-member world body 124-14, 43 abstentions.
14 2021. "We afraid cannot bear any more". Israel intensified assault Gaza, Palestinian militants continue fire rockets Israel the day hostilities .
More 1,400 people Israel been killed, of in Oct. 7 Hamas attack started fighting, around 240 hostages taken Israel Gaza the militant group. Currently: 1. than 3,600 Palestinian children killed 3 weeks war.
28 November 2022 Peace Security. Conflict Israelis Palestinians "is reaching boiling point", UN Middle East envoy told Security Council Monday, warning escalating violence a stalled peace process. Special Coordinator Tor Wennesland called stronger international commitment the two-State .
In 2014, Hamas kidnapped killed Israeli teenagers, prompting attacks Israel, and rocket launches Gaza, a conflict killed than 1,881 Palestinians more 60 .
It been chronic flash point the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Israel and Hamas signaled willingness reach cease-fire, diplomats privy the discussions say, .
