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The 54 pages that link to Israeli–Palestinian conflict, each with the reason it gives.

• Six-Day WarRelated: Israeli control of the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem transformed the conflict’s political landscape.

• JerusalemNarrower topic: Jerusalem’s competing national claims are central to this wider conflict.

• ZionismNarrower topic: It continues to center questions of sovereignty, security, land, and competing national rights.

• Yasser ArafatNarrower topic: Arafat’s leadership and legacy are inseparable from this wider conflict.

• Palestinian nationalismNarrower topic: Palestinian nationalism develops within this broader conflict and its competing claims.

• Biblical archaeologyRelated: Competing uses of ancient history and archaeology can influence contemporary claims to land and heritage.

• Yitzhak RabinNarrower topic: Rabin’s negotiations addressed one central arena of this wider conflict.

• Munich massacreNarrower topic: The militants framed the attack within the conflict and sought the release of Palestinian prisoners.

• Al-Aqsa MosqueRelated: Disputes over access and control of the compound are entangled with this conflict.

• Benjamin NetanyahuRelated: Netanyahu's governments have managed the conflict while opposing Palestinian statehood under current conditions.

• Daniel BarenboimNarrower topic: The Divan project places musicians from communities divided by this conflict in shared work.

• Egypt–Israel peace treatyRelated: The treaty’s promised framework for Palestinian self-government did not resolve this conflict.

• Revisionist ZionismRelated: Revisionist territorial claims and security doctrine form part of its political history.

• Ariel SharonNarrower topic: Sharon’s military and political career unfolded within this conflict and altered its course.

• West BankNarrower topic: The West Bank is one of the conflict's central territories and a focus of competing national claims.

• Golda MeirNarrower topic: Her policies and security decisions remain debated within this broader conflict.

• Israel Defense ForcesNarrower topic: The IDF is a central state actor in the conflict's military dimension.

• Israeli occupation of the West BankNarrower topic: The occupation is a central part of this broader conflict, not its only dimension.

• Land of IsraelNarrower topic: Disputes over historical attachment and territorial boundaries shape this conflict.

• One-state solutionNarrower topic: The one-state proposal is one of several political frameworks offered to resolve this conflict.

• Temple MountNarrower topic: Disputes over sovereignty and access make the compound a major flashpoint in the conflict.

• State of PalestineRelated: The state's status and control of territory remain central issues in the conflict.

• Western WallRelated: Control and religious access around the wall’s adjacent sacred plateau are entangled with the conflict.

• Abraham AccordsRelated: Palestinian leaders condemned the agreements for bypassing their demand that normalization follow a settlement.

• Palestine (region)Related: The conflict centers on competing claims and political futures within the region.

• Shimon PeresNarrower topic: Peres’s peace initiatives sought a negotiated settlement but did not end the conflict.

• United Nations Security Council Resolution 242Related: Resolution 242 shaped diplomacy over territory and refugees but did not resolve Palestinian self-determination.

• Christian ZionismRelated: Christian Zionist political commitments intersect with disputes over territory and Palestinian self-determination.

• East JerusalemNarrower topic: East Jerusalem's status is one of the conflict's central unresolved issues.

• New HistoriansRelated: Competing histories of 1948 inform later arguments about justice, claims, and responsibility.

• 1982 Lebanon WarNarrower topic: The confrontation between Israel and the PLO in Lebanon formed part of this wider conflict.

• Israel–Hamas warNarrower topic: The war intensified this longstanding conflict rather than resolving its underlying claims.

• Tel AvivRelated: Tel Aviv’s security and political life are shaped by this wider conflict.

• World Zionist OrganizationRelated: The organization’s historical objectives and settlement activities are debated within this broader conflict.

• Yitzhak ShamirNarrower topic: Shamir’s governments addressed the conflict while rejecting negotiations with the Palestine Liberation Organization.

• Robert AumannRelated: Aumann’s public comments on this conflict drew attention to the limits of applying game theory to policy.

• Iran–Israel proxy conflictCompared with: It overlaps with Iran–Israel tensions but has distinct parties, origins, and central claims.

• West AsiaRelated: It illustrates how competing claims shape politics in the Levant.

• Holy LandRelated: Competing claims to land and sovereignty shape access to and governance of sacred places.

• Amos OzNarrower topic: Oz’s political essays and activism addressed this conflict and possible ways to resolve it.

• Assassination of Yitzhak RabinNarrower topic: The assassination occurred amid fierce disagreement over how this conflict should be resolved.

• Hostile media effectRelated: Coverage of this conflict supplied the issue context for the effect's original demonstration.

• Judea and Samaria AreaNarrower topic: The territory is a central arena of this broader conflict.

• KahanismRelated: Kahanism’s territorial and population proposals intensify core conflicts over sovereignty and coexistence.

• October 7 attacksNarrower topic: The assault occurred within this broader conflict, though it does not explain or justify attacks on civilians.

• Cave of the Patriarchs massacreNarrower topic: The massacre occurred amid ongoing conflict over land, sovereignty, and security.

• Gender and nationBroader topic: The conflict illustrates how reproduction, militarization, and national identity can become linked.

• HaaretzRelated: Haaretz’s reporting and commentary on the conflict are central to its public profile.

• History of JerusalemNarrower topic: Jerusalem’s contested status is among the conflict’s most difficult issues.

• History of PalestineRelated: This modern conflict is one major, but not the whole, subject of Palestine’s history.