3 diff questions part 3

7. What was the outcome of the Arab-Israeli War in 1948?

The Arab nations took back territory.

The Arab-Israeli conflict was resolved.

The Israelis gained control of more land.

The Israelis and Arabs called an end to the fighting.

8. What action led to the Israeli army's invasion of Egypt in 1956?

Egypt attacked Israeli territory.

Egypt captured the Sinai Peninsula.

Egypt allied with France and Britain.

Egypt took control of the Suez Canal.

9. Why was renouncing terrorism an important part of the Oslo Accords?

It was the primary goal for the Palestinian side.

It was an attempt to stop violent acts against civilians.

It was linked to economic independence for Palestinians.

It was in exchange for the recognition that a two-state solution was needed.

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17 December, 04:12

3 diff questions part 3

7. What was the outcome of the Arab-Israeli War in 1948?

The Arab nations took back territory.

The Arab-Israeli conflict was resolved.

The Israelis gained control of more land.

The Israelis and Arabs called an end to the fighting.

8. What action led to the Israeli army's invasion of Egypt in 1956?

Egypt attacked Israeli territory.

Egypt captured the Sinai Peninsula.

Egypt allied with France and Britain.

Egypt took control of the Suez Canal.

9. Why was renouncing terrorism an important part of the Oslo Accords?

It was the primary goal for the Palestinian side.

It was an attempt to stop violent acts against civilians.

It was linked to economic independence for Palestinians.

It was in exchange for the recognition that a two-state solution was needed.

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Eduardo Mcmillan · Answer 1

7. The Israelis gained control of more land.

8. Egypt took control of the Suez Canal.

9. It was in exchange for the recognition that a two-state solution was needed.

Explanation:

Seven Arab nations attacked the newly born Israel in 1948, because they did not accept the UN resolution on the two states for the former British mandate of Palestine.

After Egypt took control of the Canal of Suez in its territory, the Israeli army sided with the British to try restore colonial control over it.

Ths Oslo Accords were in principle a preliminary agreement and it was hoped they would pave the way to a final solution with the creation of two states.

Serenity Blevins · Answer 2

7. The Israelis gained control of more land.

8. Egypt took control of the Suez Canal.

9. It was in exchange for the recognition that a two-state solution was needed.