Arab Israeli Conflict
A comprehensive concise course about the main conflict that heavily influences Middle Eastern politics.
Over hundreds of years, The Arab-Israeli Conflict is considered the oldest and most complicated conflict in human history, and it still remains unsolved.
This course is suitable for anyone interested in learning about the Middle East politics, and suitable for students of international relations and political science to know the major political facts associated with the Arab Israeli Conflict and Middle East.
The course covers everything, starting from the deeply-rooted reasons of hatred between Muslims and Jews, then the many wars between the two sides, and ends with the current situation facts.
Religion, World Wars, and Jerusalem were the main factors of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. These factors contributed significantly to firing the situation and breaking out several wars.
Learners in this course will experience Jew's and Muslim's religious instructions about the conflict. Learners will know the main wars and their causes, and will also learn about long stages of negotiations. The course includes essential information and explanations of terms repeated in news stories, like Hamas, Zionism, Sykes-Picot, and Temple Mount.
The course is designed to acquaint zero-knowledge learners with all the knowledge from scratch. The course highlights political tensions and major military battles.
The course consists of three sections. Each section contains PowerPoint presentations, multiple trusted essays from authentic sources and official references from both sides, and a worksheet to check understanding.
Although the essays are in English, there are Arabic articles and videos for advanced Arabic learners to further develop the language.
Who is this course for
Anyone Interested to know about the Middle East politics
Learners interested to know the origin of Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and those who want to learn the religious viewpoints of Muslims and Jews about the conflict.
Political sciences learners
Useful for world history and political sciences learners who study the development of Middle Eastern politics.
International relations students
Useful for international relations students who tend to be geared more toward the political tensions in the Middle East.
Diplomats
Useful for future diplomats or politicians who plan to work in the Middle East.
What you will learn
Middle East Culture
Moral judgments, political myths, beliefs, and ideas of Middle Eastern societies and politics.
Historical Facts
Historically-based facts and values about the nature of Middle Eastern conflicts.
Middle East Political Climate
Gain the ability to explain the political climate in the Middle East and analyze a situation relevant to Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
World Politics Climate
How the conflict affects the Middle East and World today.
What you will get
Torah’s opinion of the Jewish State “article.”
Israel state in Judaism and Islam “Two Videos.”
The origin of Palestinian Israeli conflict “article.”
Jerusalem in Judaism and Islam “one video.”
1948 War “Two articles.”
1967 War “Two articles.”
1948 War “Arabic article.”
1973 War “Two articles.”
THE ROLE OF INTELLIGENCE IN THE 1973 ARAB-ISRAELI WAR “CIA Resource.”
Independence War “One video.”
Yom Kipur War “Two videos.”
Stages of Founding Israel “Two videos.”
1948 War “Two articles.”
The Six Day War “Three videos.”
A Synopsis of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict “One article.”
Israeli-Palestinian negotiations history “Two articles.”
The Impossible Compromise “Two videos.”
Is Israel an Apartheid Country? “One article.”
What Israel's Right to Exist Means to Palestinians. “One article.”
Extra External Resources
Instructor
Mohamed Ahmed
Mohamed is a Fulbright scholar and language instructor. He has been teaching English and Arabic as a foreign language since 2012. Mohamed worked as an Arabic language and cultural instructor at Fairfield University and he studied language education technology class in the United States to experience teaching online.
In addition, Mohamed attended language education workshops at Arizona State University and Fulbright foreign language conference in Washington D.C. He also worked as an educational writer and wrote more than 200 educational Arabic articles.
During his job at Fairfield University, Mohamed conducted several cross-culture workshops in which he acquainted students with facts and information about Arab culture. Mohamed was chosen by Fairfield University to take part in the United Nations conference about "Promoting Peace Through Education."
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FAQ
Feel Free to Ask Any Question Anytime
When does the course start and finish?
The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course -you decide when you start and when you finish.
How long do I have access to the course?
How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling, you have unlimited access to this course for as long as you like - across any and all devices you own.
What if I am unhappy with the course?
We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 30 days and we will give you a full refund.