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Jan. 26 Palestinian children look at the remains of a destroyed
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Britannica
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Worlds
Apart: The Roots of Regional Conflicts | We live
in an age in which civilians are often targets of war
and "ethnic cleansing" is a popular military strategy.
Is the current epidemic of violence something new or
only the latest round in a centuries-old struggle? In
12 episodes, Britannica examines regional conflicts
around the world.
Terrorism Britannica
Online School Edition > High School
Definition, types of terrorism, history, additional reading,
related articles, maps and related images.
Olympic Games Munich 1972
Tragedy
struck the 1972 Olympics in Munich when eight Palestinian
terrorists invaded
the Olympic Village on September 5 and killed two members
of the Israeli team.
Oklahoma City Bombing
Former U.S. Army soldiers Timothy
McVeigh and Terry Nichols were associated with the
extreme right-wing and militant Patriot movement. Both
were charged with the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Building. A total of 168 people were killed, including 19
children, and more than 500 were injured.
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Conflict and Terrorism around
the World NewsBank
Special Report
Get the
newest information about terror plots, world conflicts and
the impact this has locally and globally.
You
can also get to this and other NewsBank special reports
sign onto NewsBank, then select any of the featured reports
at the top of the home page.
How
can communication and understanding lead to peace? Kids
Page Project
In this Kids Page project your students will think about
what you already know about war or conflict: What is war
or conflict?
What are some of the causes of war or conflict?
How can war or conflict be resolved?
Inside
Iraq Today NewsBank
> Kidspage > Junior Scolastic
Article and activity about life in Baghdad.
A
Troubled Start NewsBank
> Kidspage> Weekly Reader Current Events
The roots of the current conflict in the Middle
East can also be found in Europe.
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Opinion
Polls
Britons,
Americans United on Thwarting Terrorism, Spread of
Nukes click on "PDF Full Text"
Palestinians
Have Little Faith in U.S. as Peace Broker: click
on "PDF Full Text"
Points
of View
Woodrow Wilson Meets Hamas
The article compares the beliefs of U.S. Presidents Woodrow
Wilson and George W. Bush on war and diplomacy. In February
2006, when Palestinians exercised their self-determination,
it resulted not only in a triumph for the terror group
Hamas, but also in an opportunity for Hamas to remind the
world that its charter calls for destroying Israel.
THE WALL AGAINST PEACE.
Presents a discussion about the separation wall that the
Israelis built through and around Jerusalem to protect
them from Palestinian terrorism. Report that artist Yoav
Weiss is selling off pieces of the wall over the Internet;
Reference to the death of Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat;
Discussion of the peace process between Palestine and Israel;
Reference to a speech made by author David Grossman at
the Jerusalem International Book Fair; Discussion of suicide
bombings; Election of Mahmoud Abbas for president in Palestine
in January 2005.
Periodicals
The
Middle East Predicament
This article discusses how the Middle East has become
the United States' primary foreign policy concern.
Benign Neglect.
This article looks at the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian territorial
issues.
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