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Nov 29, 1947, Un Partition Plan:

-The UN General Assembly, passes Resolution 181 calling for the partition of Palestinian territories into two states, One Jewish and the other one, Arab. The resolution also, calls for an international to administer Jerusalem. The Palestinian territories had been under the control of the United Kingdom. This call makes that Civil strife and violence between the Jewish and Arab communities of the Palestinian territories increased.

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May 14, 1948, Israel Declares Independence:

- In this event, Israel declares its independence and the the British rule ends. Because of Israel's declaration of independence, the first Arab- Israeli War started. Egypt (supported by Saudi Arabian, Sudanese, and Yemeni troops), Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria invaded Israel. The fight continued until 1949, when Egyp, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria signed armistice agreements getting peace.

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Dec 11, 1948, Un Addresses Palestinian Displacement:

-Over the way of the Arab-Israeli War, approximately seven hundred thousand Palestinian refugees escaped from their homes in an Exodus known to Palestinians as the nakba. Israel wins the war retaining its territory provided by the Un and capturing some Arias of the future Palestine Statement. In 1948, the UN General Assembly call to, Resolution 194, wich calls for the repartition of the Palestine Refugees returning Palestinian people their homes and descendants. In June 1967 war, three hundred thousands of Palestinians, escape from their homes during this war.

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Jun 5, 1967 - Jun 10, 1967, The six-day war:

- In this event, Israel and several of its Arab neighbors fought the Six-Day War where Israel won a decisive victory after it suffered seven hundred casualties. Its adversaries suffer nearly twenty thousand casualties. After the war, Israel emerged with control of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip inhabited areas by Palestinians as well as all of East Jerusalem, and also took control of Syria's Golan Heights and the Sinai Peninsula wich is part of Egypt.

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Nov 22, 1967, UN Security Council calls for Israeli withdrawal:

- In this event, The UN Security Council passed Resolution 242 calling for the Israeli withdrawal from territories that passed a recent conflict and for the termination of the states of belligerency and respect for and acknowledgment of the sovereignty. territorial integrity, and political independence of every state, and finally the call to the right to live in peace and save.

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Oct 3, 1973, The Yom Kippur War:

The Yom Kippur War happened when Egypt and Syria attempted to retake the Israely Sinia Peninsula and Golan Heights. In this war the Soviet Union aids Egypt and the US aids Israel. The organization or the Petroleum Exporting Countries begins an oil embargo to support Israel. This fighting ends after the UN-sponsored cease fire takes hold.

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Sep 1, 1978. The Camp David Accords:

-In this event Israel and Egypt signed the Camp David Accords, which established a basis for a peace treaty between Israel and Palestine.

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Mar 26, 1978, Israel Withdraws from the Sinai Peninsula:

- In this event Egypt and Israel signed a peace treaty which was the first between Israel and one of its Arab Neighbors. This treaty made Israel withdraw from the Sinai Peninsula and evacuate its settlements there, this led to the normalization of diplomatic and commercial relations between the two countries.

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Dec 1, 1987, First Intifada

-In this event, an Israeli Driver kills four Palestinians in a car accident that sparks the first intifada, or uprising, against Israeli occupation in the West Bank and Gaza. In this period, the enduring image of the Intifada is that of Palestinians throwing stones at Israeli tanks. Over the next six years, approximately 200 Israelis and 1,300 Palestinians lost their lives. A Palestinian cleric named Sheikh Ahmed Yassin founded the militant group Hamas as an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood. Hamas supports jihad as a means of regaining territory for Muslims; In 1997, the United States designated Hamas as a foreign terrorist organization.

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Sep 28, 1995, The Oslo Accord:

-In this event, During the intifada, the enduring image that stands out is that of Palestinians hurling stones at Israeli tanks. Over the next six years, approximately 200 Israelis and 1,300 Palestinians lost their lives.

A Palestinian cleric named Sheikh Ahmed Yassin established the militant group Hamas, stemming from the Muslim Brotherhood. Hamas advocates for jihad as a means to reclaim territory for Muslims, leading to its designation as a foreign terrorist organization by the United States in 1997.

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Jul 11, 2000 - Jul 25, 2000, Camp David submit:

-In this event, President Bill Clinton convened talks at Camp David with Israeli and Palestinian leaders. Reports suggested that Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak was willing to agree to Palestinian sovereignty over approximately 91 percent of the West Bank and certain parts of Jerusalem. The proposed deal involved a land swap, with Israel compensating the Palestinians with some of its territory for the remaining 9 percent of the West Bank. Despite two weeks of intense discussions, no agreement was reached. President Clinton attributed the failure to Yasser Arafat. In the following months, Clinton presented proposals for both sides, but talks continued without success.

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Sep 28, 2000, The second Intifada:

Israeli politicians, including the controversial retired general Ariel Sharon, visit the Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif, leading to Palestinian perceptions of an attempt to alter the holy site's status quo. Subsequent violent demonstrations ensue, marking the start of the second intifada, lasting until 2005 and proving more intense than the first. The conflict results in the deaths of 4,000 Palestinians and 1,000 Israelis.

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Oct 7, 2023, Hamas Launches Surprise Attack on Israel

-This event started when, In 2022, Israel experienced internal unrest over judicial reforms, coinciding with heightened violence between Israelis and Palestinians. The first nine months of 2023 I witnessed consistent clashes in the West Bank.

On October 7, 2023, Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel, resulting in a surge of violence. Israeli media reported at least 250 killed and 1,500 injured, marking the deadliest attack in decades. Hamas also took 250 Israelis as hostages. The group cited reasons for the assault, including Israel's blockade of Gaza, occupation of Palestinian lands, and alleged crimes against Muslims.

Prime Minister Netanyahu declared war on Hamas, leading to Israeli rocket fire on Gaza and a subsequent ground assault. As of November 8, over 10,000 Palestinians and 1,400 Israelis had been killed, with 240 Israelis still held captive in Gaza. Around 1.4 million Palestinians were displaced within the first month. On October 17, the U.S. vetoed a UNSC vote for a humanitarian pause, citing Israel's right to self-defense. The October 2023 conflict marked a significant escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.