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1. mondediplo.com › 2008/09/07israelIsrael deliberately forgets its history - Le Monde diplomatique

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   Israel deliberately forgets its history An Israeli historian suggests the diaspora was the consequence, not of the expulsion of the Hebrews from Palestine, but of proselytising across north Africa, southern Europe and the Middle East

2. mondediplo.com › 2021/05/06israel-leftDecline of Israel’s Zionist left - Le Monde diplomatique

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   But in recent elections the left (the Labour Party and Meretz) has recorded its worst ever results, with only seven seats out of 120 in March 2020, and 13 this year. To understand this decline, we need to recall the Zionist left’s origins, and its inherent contradictions.

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4. www.monde-diplomatique.fr › index › paysIsraël - Le Monde diplomatique

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   Terme générique : Proche-Orient - Voir aussi : Conflit israélo-arabe, Conflit israélo-palestinien, Palestine, Palestine mandataire 1922-1948

5. www.lemonde.fr › en › internationalIsrael vs the UN: A long history - Le Monde.fr

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   Dec 25, 2023 · The conflict changed in nature at the end of the British mandate in May 1948, with the proclamation of the State of Israel, against which the six neighboring Arab states went to war. The UN ...

6. mondediplo.com › 2024/05/02gazaIsrael-Iran: spiral to war in the Middle East , by Akram ...

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   Israel-Iran: spiral to war in the Middle East. Commentators wrote off Iran’s drone and missile attack on Israel last month as an attempted show of strength that revealed weakness. That misreads the dynamics of a complex and volatile situation. by Akram Belkaïd.

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