Demographic Conflict and Its Impact on the Future of Palestinian Israeli Conflict رسالة ماجستير

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Abstract Demographic Conflict and its impact on the future Palestinian Israeli conflict This study investigated the demography issue as one of the most important entrances to the Israeli _Palestinian Geopolitical conflict. In addition, this study investigated the stages of demography change in Palestine earlier of twentieth century. The result showed the British role in establishing the demographic conflict (geopolitical) culminated with Belford Promise declaration. The results of this declaration were facilating the Jewish immigration to Palestine and helping the Jewish owing the Palestinian territories until the declaration of the establishment of Israel on the Palestinian territories. Also, this study faced the stages of demography change pre and post, the catastrophe crossing with whole occupation the Palestinian territories in 1967. Besides, the study traces the emergences of demographic changes reaching to the year 2017. Also, this study foresaw the predicted demographic changes reaching to the year 2017. Also, this study foresaw the predicated demographic changes until the year 2025. This study offered detailed explanation to the aspects of demographic changes in the occupied territories in the 1967 including the demographic dimension with its both parts: population and geographical settlement, the separation wall and the judaization of Jerusalem. Furthermore, the study investigated the aspects of demographic conflict in 1948 and discussion the discrimination policies towards the Palestinians inside the green line and its effect on demography. It showed the dimensions of Israel refusal to the right of return to the Palestinian refugees from demographic perspectives and its relation with (Jewish) of the state. The study concluded to a perspective study to the scenario of suggested solution for the conflict as two – state solution and the national state with its pillars and obstacles in the light of Palestinian demographic superiority