The Routledge Atlas of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
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The Routledge Atlas of the Arab-Israeli Conflict

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The Routledge Atlas of the Arab-Israeli Conflict traces not only the tangled and bitter history of the Arab-Jewish struggle from the early twentieth century to the present, including the death of Yasser Arafat and recent proposals for compromise and co-operation, it also illustrates the current moves towards finding peace, and the efforts to bring the horrors of the fighting to an end through negotiation and agreed boundaries. In 227 maps, the complete history of the conflict is revealed, including:



  • The Prelude and Background to the Conflict - from the presence of Jews in Palestine before the Arab conquest to the attitude of Britain to the Arabs and Jews since 1915



  • The Jewish National Home - from the early Jewish settlement and the Zionist plan for Palestine in 1919 to the involvement of the Arab world from 1945 to the present day



  • The Intensification of the Conflict - from the Arab response to the United Nations partition plan of November 1947 to the declaration of Israeli independence in May 1948



  • The State of Israel - from the Israeli War of Independence and the Suez and Six Day Wars to the October War (the Yom Kippur War), the first and second intifadas, the suicide-bomb campaign, the Israel-Hezbollah War of 2006, Operation Cast lead against the Gaza Strip in 2009, the Gaza Flotilla of 2012 and Nakba Day 2011



  • The Moves to find Peace - from the first and second Camp David talks and the death of Arafat, to the continuing search for peace, including the Annapolis Conference, 2007, the work of the Quartet Emissary, Tony Blair 2007-2011, and the ongoing Palestinian search for statehood.

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Publisher
Routledge
Year
2012
ISBN
9781135108656
Edition
10
Topic
History
Subtopic
World History
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Maps
  3. The Routledge Atlas of the Arab–Israeli Conflict
  4. The Routledge Atlas of the Arab–Israeli Conflict
  5. Acknowledgements
  6. 1 The Jews of Palestine before the Arab Conquest, 1000 bc-636 ad
  7. 87 The Balance of Forces on the Morning of 6 October 1973
  8. 88 The October War, 6–24 October 1973
  9. 89 Israel at War, 6–24 October 1973
  10. 90 Northern Israel and the War, 6–24 October 1973
  11. 91 The Jews of Syria, 1936–1975
  12. 92 Middle East Arms Supplies: Scud
  13. 93 The Egyptian Front at the Cease Fire of 24 October 1973
  14. 94 The Syrian Front at the Cease Fire of 24 October 1973
  15. 95 Israeli and Egyptian Disengagement Proposals, November 1973
  16. 96 The Israeli–Syria Disengagement Agreement, 31 May 1974
  17. 2 The Jews of Palestine, 636 ad to 1880
  18. 97 The Arab–Israeli Conflict: Aims and Opinions, November 1973–March 1974
  19. 98 The Second Sinai Agreement, 1 September 1975
  20. 99 Terrorism inside Israel, 1974
  21. 100 Terrorism inside Israel, 1975
  22. 101 Military Supplies to the Middle East, 1973–1975
  23. 102 Middle East Contributions to Arab Military Preparedness, 1974–1975
  24. 103 States Condemning Zionism, 10 November 1975
  25. 104 States Refusing to Condemn Zionism, 10 November 1975
  26. 105 World Aid to Palestinian Arab Refugees, 1950–1974
  27. 3 Jewish Settlement in Palestine, 1880–1914
  28. 106 Israel and the Sinai, 1975–1978
  29. 107 Israel, the P.L.O., and the Lebanon, 1976–1978
  30. 108 The Path to an Egyptian–Israeli Agreement, 1973–1978
  31. 109 Camp David, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip
  32. 110 Camp David and the Sinai, September 1978
  33. 111 The Arab World and the Camp David Agreements
  34. 112 Islamic Fundamentalism since 1979
  35. 113 The Balance of Forces in the Lebanon, 1981
  36. 114 Civilians Killed and Wounded in Terrorist Attacks, January 1980–October 1982
  37. 115 The Israeli Withdrawal from Sinai, 1979–1982
  38. 4 Arab–Jewish Conflict under Turkish Rule, 1882–1914
  39. 116 The Gaza District, 1967–1983
  40. 117 Israeli Settlements in Judaea, 1967–1983
  41. 118 The West Bank: Comparative Sizes
  42. 119 Israeli Settlements in Samaria, 1967–1983
  43. 120 The Golan Heights, 1967–1983
  44. 121 The Arab Boycott of Companies Trading with Israel
  45. 122 Middle East Arms Recipients, 1984–1988
  46. 123 Middle East Arms Suppliers: total sales, 1984–1988
  47. 124 The War in Lebanon, 6 June-21 August 1982
  48. 125 Sabra and Chatila, 16–17 September 1982
  49. 5 Britain's Promise to the Arabs, 1915
  50. 126 Israel Withdraws to the Awali, 3 September 1983
  51. 127 Israel and the Lebanon, 1985–1991
  52. 128 Israel and Africa, 1967–1991
  53. 129 The West Bank, 1967–1991
  54. 130 The Intifada, 1987–1991
  55. 131 The Palestinian Refugees by 1989
  56. 132 Israel, the Aerial Threat, and the Gulf War
  57. 133 Jewish Immigration and Soviet Jews, 1989–1991
  58. 134 The West Bank and Jewish Immigration, 1990–1991
  59. 135 The Allon Plan and Jewish Settlements, 1970–1990
  60. 6 The Allied Plan for Palestine, May 1916
  61. 136 The Population of Israel, 1991
  62. 137 Jerusalem since 1967
  63. 138 The Intifada Continues, 28 February–12 March 1991
  64. 139 James Baker's First Journey, 8–14 March 1991
  65. 140 The Intifada, February 1992
  66. 141 Middle East Peace Talks, October 1991–May 1992
  67. 142 Reviving the Peace Process, June–August 1992
  68. 143 The Intifada Intensifies, 1 November–17 December 1992
  69. 144 The December 1992 Deportation and its Aftermath
  70. 145 ‘Enclaves for Peace', the Bailey Map, 1 February 1993
  71. 7 Britain and the Arabs, 1917–1971
  72. 146 Warren Christopher's First Journey, 19–23 February 1993
  73. 147 Peace and Terror, September 1993–April 1995
  74. 148 The Cairo Agreement of 4 May 1994
  75. 149 President Clinton's Middle East Journey, 26–28 October 1994
  76. 150 The Treaty of Peace between Israel and Jordan, 26 October 1994
  77. 151 Oslo: The Israeli–Palestinian Interim Agreement
  78. 152 Targeted Killings of Israelis, September 2000–December 2001
  79. 153 Suicide Bombings in 2001
  80. 154 Targeted Assassinations, 2001
  81. 155 Negotiations for a Final Settlement, 2000–2001
  82. 156 The Separation Barrier, begun September 2002
  83. 157 The Israeli High Court of Justice and the Wall
  84. 158 The Separation Barrier: Northern section
  85. 159 The Separation Barrier: Southern section
  86. 160 Israeli Outposts on the West Bank: North of Jerusalem
  87. 161 Israeli Outposts on the West Bank: South of Jerusalem
  88. 162 Suicide Bombings, 2002
  89. 163 Targeted Killings of Israelis, 2002
  90. 164 Targeted Assassination of Palestinians, 2002
  91. 165 Targeted Killings of Israelis, 2003
  92. 8 Britain and the Jewish National Home: Pledges and Border Changes, 1917–1923
  93. 166 Suicide Bombings, 2003–2004
  94. 167 Targeted Assassination of Palestinians, 2003
  95. 168 Sixteen Days in September 2004: i
  96. 169 Sixteen Days in September 2004: ii
  97. 170 Settlements in the Gaza Strip Evacuated, 2005
  98. 171 Forty-eight Hours of Terror, 6–7 October 2004
  99. 172 The New Israel Fund: Projects in Arab Towns
  100. 173 Avenues of Co-operation: Project ‘COPE'
  101. 174 The Peres Center for Peace since 1996
  102. 175 The Peres Center for Peace: Avenues of Israeli–Palestinian Co-operation, 2004
  103. 9 The Zionist Plan for Palestine, February 1919
  104. 176 The Peres Center for Peace: European Projects, January–June 2004
  105. 177 The Peres Center for Peace: European Projects, July–December 2004
  106. 178 The Peres Peace Center and the Jerusalem Region
  107. 179 Viewpoints Theatre: An Israeli–Palestinian Joint Venture
  108. 180 The Palestinian and Israeli Presence in Samaria
  109. 181 The Palestinian and Israeli Presence in Judaea
  110. 182 The Palestinian and Israeli Presence in the Jerusalem and Dead Sea Area
  111. 183 Jerusalem_ Palestinian and Israeli Neighbourhoods
  112. 184 Industrial Parks and a New Era
  113. 185 The Death of Arafat and the Peace Process
  114. 10 Arab–Jewish Conflict in 1920
  115. 186 Territorial Changes: Proposals for a Settlement, January 2005
  116. 187 The Search for Agreement, February–April 2005
  117. 188 Israeli Settlement Expansion, 1996–2005
  118. 189 Israeli Terror Victims, 2005–2007
  119. 190 Palestinian Women's Martyrdom and its Aftermath, 2002–2007
  120. 191 The Gaza Strip: The Unremitting Confrontation, 2004–2007
  121. 192 Suicide Bombings and the Security Barrier (‘The Wall'), 2001–2008
  122. 193 The West Bank: Checkpoints and Closed Areas, 2007
  123. 194 The Israel–Hezbollah War, 2006: Israel
  124. 195 The Israel–Hezbollah War, 2006: Lebanon
  125. 11 Arab–Jewish Conflict in 1921
  126. 196 Israel's United Nations' Shield: Southern Lebanon, from October 2006
  127. 197 The Continuing Search for Israeli–Palestinian Goodwill, 2007
  128. 198 Palestinian Refugees, 1948–2008
  129. 199 Palestinian Refugees, 1948–2008: West Bank
  130. 200 The Annapolis Conference, 2007: Global Participants
  131. 201 The Annapolis Conference, 2007: Arab and Muslim Regional Participants
  132. 202 The Road to Annapolis, 2005–2007: Eleven Steps
  133. 203 Annapolis and Beyond, First Steps to Agreement, November 2007–January 2008
  134. 204 The Top Eleven Donors to the Palestinian Authority, 2008
  135. 205 The Portland Trust: Projects in Israel and the Palestinan Territories
  136. 12 The Jewish Settlements in the Valley of Jezreel, 1921–1925
  137. 206 ‘The Swap': The Continuing Search for a Negotiated Agreement, 2006–2010
  138. 207 Israeli Women Observers at Israeli Roadblocks, 2001–2011
  139. 208 Gilad Shalit in Captivity, 25 June 2006–18 October 2011
  140. 209 Syria's Nuclear Facility Destroyed, 6 September 2007
  141. 210 Israeli Civilians Killed by Rocket Fire from the Gaza Strip, 2007–2008
  142. 211 Operation Cast Lead: Israel's Armed Incursion into Gaza, 3–18 January 2009
  143. 212 Palestinian Acts of Terror, 2008–2011
  144. 213 The Gaza Naval Flotilla, 31 May 2010
  145. 214 Continuing Rocket Fire from the Gaza Strip, 2009–2011
  146. 215 Nakba Day, 15 May 2011
  147. 13 The Anti-Jewish Riots of 1929
  148. 216 The Israeli Arab Minority
  149. 217 Israeli Arabs and Israeli Jews: A Joint Schools Project, 2010–2011
  150. 218 Israeli Arabs and Israeli Jews: Projects for Reconciliation, 2000–2011
  151. 219 The Jordan Valley, 1948–2011
  152. 220 The Halting Search for a Negotiated Agreement, 2010–2011
  153. 221 The United Nations and a Palestinian State, 23 September 2011
  154. 222 Tony Blair: The Quartet and Israel/Palestine, 2007–2011
  155. 223 Tony Blair's Quartet Journeys, 2007–2011
  156. 224 Joint Palestinian–Israeli Public Protests, 2009–2011
  157. 225 The Palestinian Authority Becomes a Full Member of UNESCO, 31 October 2011
  158. 14 European Anti-Semitism, 1917–1933
  159. 226 The Iranian Dimension, 2011–2012
  160. 227 Talks and Setbacks, September–November 2011
  161. 15 The Jewish Flight from Persecution, 1933–1941
  162. 16 Arab Fears of a Jewish Majority in Palestine, 1920–1939
  163. 17 Roads and Riots in Palestine, 1920–1947
  164. 18 The Arab Campaign of 1936: The First Month
  165. 19 The Arab Campaign of 1936: The Second Month
  166. 20 The Arab Campaign of 1936: The Third Month
  167. 21 The Arab Campaign of 1936: The Climax
  168. 22 The Peel Commission Partition Plan, July 1937
  169. 23 The Proposed Jewish State: A Territorial Comparison
  170. 24 Arab–Jewish Conflict in 1937
  171. 25 Arab–Jewish Conflict in 1938
  172. 26 A Jewish Proposal for Partition, 1938
  173. 27 A British Plan for Partition, 1938
  174. 28 The Jews of Europe, 1937–1941
  175. 29 The Voyage of the St Louis May–June 1939: The Jewish Search for Refuge
  176. 30 The Jewish Search for Safety, 1933–1945
  177. 31 Jewish Settlements and Immigration, 1931–1942
  178. 32 British Restrictions on Jewish Land Purchase, 1940
  179. 33 The Extermination of Jews, 1941–1945
  180. 34 The Arab World, 1945–1962
  181. 35 The Jewish Agency's Partition Plan, August 1946
  182. 36 The United Nations Partition Plan, 1947
  183. 37 The Immediate Response to the United Nations Partition Plan, 30 November–11 December 1947
  184. 38 Arab Attacks and the Jewish Reaction, 12–23 December 1947
  185. 39 Arab Attacks and the Jewish Reaction, 24–31 December 1947
  186. 40 Israel: Prelude to Independence, January 1948
  187. 41 Israel: Prelude to Independence, February 1948
  188. 42 Israel: Prelude to Independence, March 1948
  189. 43 The Battle for the Jerusalem Roads, 1 April-14 May 1948
  190. 44 Israel: Prelude to Independence, 1 April-14 May 1948
  191. 45 The Arab Invasion of the State of Israel, 15 May 1948
  192. 46 The Israeli War of Independence, 1948–1949
  193. 47 The Arab Refugees, 1948
  194. 48 Jewish Refugees to Israel from Arab Lands, May 1948–May 1972
  195. 49 Jewish Refugees and Immigrants from Europe, 15 May 1948–31 December 1970
  196. 50 The Frontiers of the State of Israel, 1949–1967
  197. 51 Jerusalem_ Divided City, 1948–1967
  198. 52 Israel's Sense of Insecurity, 1949–1967
  199. 53 Central Israel and the Jordan Border, 1949–1967
  200. 54 The Arab Refugees, 1949–1967
  201. 55 The Arabs of Northern Israel
  202. 56 Northern Israel and the Golan Heights, 1949–1967
  203. 57 Israeli Nahal Settlements, 1951–1967
  204. 58 Terrorist Raids into Israel, 1951–1956
  205. 59 The Israeli Response to Terror, 1951–1966
  206. 60 The Changing Balance of Power in the Arab World, 1953–1973
  207. 61 The Sinai Campaign, October–November 1956
  208. 62 The Israeli Withdrawal from Sinai, March 1957
  209. 63 Syrian Activity against Israeli Settlements, February–October 1966
  210. 64 Syrian Activity against Israeli Settlements, January–April 1967
  211. 65 The Middle East Crisis, 14–24 May 1967
  212. 66 The Middle East Crisis, 25–30 May 1967
  213. 67 The Middle East Crisis, 31 May–5 June 1967
  214. 68 Israeli Conquests, 1967
  215. 69 The Israeli Conquest of the Golan Heights, June 1967
  216. 70 The Golan Heights, 1967–1973
  217. 71 The Gaza Strip: A Base for Terror, 1967–1972
  218. 72 Terrorist Activity against Israel, 1967–1968
  219. 73 Israeli Security Measures and the Jordan Valley, 1967–1970
  220. 74 The West Bank under Israeli Military Administration, 1967–
  221. 75 Lebanon: A Base for Terror, 1968–1973
  222. 76 Jordan: A Base for Terror, 1968–1971
  223. 77 The War of Attrition, 1969–1970
  224. 78 Terrorism inside Israel, some examples, 1969–1972
  225. 79 Palestinian Terrorism beyond Israel, 1969–1972
  226. 80 Syria: A Base for Terror, 1971–1973
  227. 81 Israeli Raids against Terrorist Bases, September–October 1972
  228. 82 Soviet Arms Supplies to the Middle East, 1970–1973
  229. 83 The Build-up to War, 1972–1973
  230. 84 Palestinian Terrorism beyond Israel, 1973
  231. 85 European Dependence on Arab Oil, January–June 1973
  232. 86 Arab Oil Pressure, September–November 1973