Westbank Stories

I am trying to understand Palestinian History and I am asking some Questions to AI and this are AI's responses

The idea of a free Palestine has existed for a number of years and is intricately linked to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Examining the historical backdrop is crucial to comprehend the Free Palestine story. The Zionist movement, which pushed for a Jewish state in ancient Palestine, was founded in Europe at the beginning of the 20th century, which is when the war first began. In accordance with a League of Nations mandate, the British seized control of Palestine after World War I. The Arab countries and Palestinian authorities rejected a partition plan put out by the United Nations in 1947 that would have divided Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab governments. When the State of Israel was established in 1948, it and the surrounding Arab nations went to war. Thousands of Palestinians were uprooted as a result of the conflict, and they now live as refugees in neighbouring Arab countries or in other regions of Palestine. The Arabic word for "catastrophe" is "nakba," and that is how the Palestinians refer to these tragedies. Israel has occupied the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza Strip since the Six-Day War in 1967; these areas are recognised as Palestinian territory under international law. Israeli settlers have built up colonies in these areas over the years, displacing more Palestinians and dividing their property. Over the years, other groups have emerged within the Palestinian resistance movement, including Fatah, the Palestinian Liberation Organisation (PLO), and more recently, Hamas. These parties have used a variety of strategies in their fight for Palestinian freedom and self-determination, from armed conflict to diplomatic.

^see above^ & pending.... -some story ideas about legal property rights for palestinians & jewish israelis in israel & the occupied territories, appropriated/confiscated property/-ies, etc....

A turbulent history of the middle east.

a story about a time at the Dead Sea surrounded by life caused by the deserts winter rain

[COMPLETED] " They see you as a Terrorist there " I said. " They do?" I nodded. " Well, they see me as a Terrorist here too " . . . Yaseen, a Canadian photographer from Palestinian origins. His family decides to spend their summer holiday in Nablus, Palestine. They stay at a small village where his late grandparents used to live and Yaseen sees this as an opportunity to explore and practice his passion of photography. On a small hill, while he was exploring, he spotted "Jihad" who was sitting under an olive tree scribbling something on his notebook, so he approaches him and that's where everthing starts to take a turn... -All the characters in this book are completely fictional.

It is now 2048 and the nation-territorial relationships of Israel and Palestine are well...improving from my information?? It is a perfect world after all. A girl of an occupied city and one of a contemporary metropolis live the futuristic high school life of Jerusalem, Israel. But as situations get even more tense between the nations, one doesn't know the fire that awaits her on the other side... (Note: Novel will start before 2048)

Sometimes those spam emails aren't really spam. Sometimes they're pleading requests to help save lives. Julie, a journalist, learns that the world is far more complicated and violent than she could have ever imagined. After receiving a request for her help on a certain situation, Julie packs her bags and leaves for Palestine, a land she's never heard of, nor ever been to. Julie does not know what to expect, or if she'll even find a decent story there. But one thing leads to another and Julie finds herself a set of friends, an exploding story, and trouble. Of course, little does she know of the events that will happen that will blow her mind. Literally. Cover Credit: @Zammurad

A brief history about the turbulent middle east.

This quick read follows the journey of a lone man trying to find his way back home. After being thrown off course likely due to his own distractibility, although he'd hardly admit to it, the hopeful time traveller must work his way back through time to the embrace of everything that is familiar to him. He makes stops along the way, forcing him to reflect upon the history that makes up the lattice work of his identity and that of his people. I made this story some time ago as a homage to Palestine and its people of the past, present and future. It has been sitting in my laptop for a while and I thought, considering everything that has happened and continues to happen, perhaps it may do some good to set it adrift in the ether of the internet. So, dear reader, please reflect upon whatever comes to you as you read this story and any story or any bit of information you across in your own journeys throughout this world we all share.

An informative guide to understanding what's happening in Palestine. I do not claim ownership of any multimedia referenced in this book-- attribution and sources provided as always. Astoria E Greene