Arab-Israeli Conflict

4. The authorization granted to a country or organization to administer a territory on behalf of the League of Nations or the United Nations.
8. A person who has been forced to leave their home due to conflict, violence, or persecution and seeks refuge in another country.
10. A disagreement or conflict over the ownership or control of a specific area of land.
11. A region in the Middle East that includes Israel and the Palestinian territories, and is central to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
13. To be forced to leave one's home or homeland, often due to conflict or persecution.
15. A movement that supports the establishment of a Jewish state in the land of Israel.

1. A proposed resolution to the Arab-Israeli conflict, advocating for the establishment of separate and independent states for Israelis and Palestinians, living side by side in peace.
2. Jewish communities built in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, which are considered illegal under international law by many countries.
3. An Arabic term meaning "uprising," used to describe the Palestinian uprisings against Israel during the Arab-Israeli conflict.
5. A physical barrier constructed by Israel to separate Israeli and Palestinian areas, primarily to prevent terrorist attacks.
6. A temporary suspension of hostilities and fighting, often agreed upon by opposing sides in a conflict.
7. The military control and governance of a foreign territory by a foreign power.
9. The practice of conducting negotiations and maintaining relations between nations.
12. A strong sense of pride and loyalty towards one's own nation or ethnic group.
14. The act of dividing or separating a region or territory into separate parts or divisions.