The Israeli-Palestine Conflict - Essay Example

The studies suggest that even though the Israelites know that Zionism has been one of the sources of conflict, they have refused to point it out. In addition to that, they have been spreading the propaganda that they were forced to drive the Palestinians out by the Arabs in 1947 failure to which they could have been attacked. 

In demonstrations around September 2000 about 1519 Palestinian children were killed. Surprisingly though there were no Israelites killed in the entire year. It comes as a shock though that some prominent members of the American Christian Right have also united with the Jewish Zionists and discriminated non-Jews in the land considered holy by the three religions.

The U.S. view Israel as an economic and political ally. It has been supporting for decades and fighting for the ceasefire between the two countries while forming accords like the Oslo and the Camp David Accords.

It is a fact that the U.S. had involved itself in the conflict and the consequences have been dire. One of the consequences is the security of the citizens as several attacks have been launched against them. Secondly, the economic funds to support the Israeli military have been taking a lot of resources from the economy of the U.S.
In conclusion, I can say that the conflict has affected many people, both the Israelites and the Palestinians, and if a good solution could be found, many lives will be saved.